Star Trek Newer Movies Guide

Star Trek Movies 2009-2016

 

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“Star Trek” premiered May 8, 2009. After Spock battles the murderous Nero, Nero escapes into the past and creates an alternate timeline by destroying the ship carrying Kirk’s parents and blowing up Vulcan. The alternative timeline (or “Kelvin”) Kirk and Spock (still cadets), with the help of Christopher Pike, are able to rescue Kirk’s father before the planet blows up. Kirk meets Spock from the original timeline. With his guidance, they’are able to kill Nero and rescue Earth. Kirk, Spock and Pike are promoted.

“Star Trek Into Darkness” premiered May 17, 2013. Starfleet officers bomb London. Kirk is ordered to bomb the officers’ ship when they head to the Klingon homeworld. One of the officers turns out to be Khan Noonien Singh, who’s been commanded by a Starfleet Admiral that wants to start war with the Klingons.

“Star Trek Beyond” premiered July 22, 2016. The crew of the Enterprise is duped into a rescue mission on the planet Altamid; their leader, Krall, takes over the ship to recover a relic that can be turned into a bioweapon. After the Enterprise crashes and the crew is either taken prisoner or goes on the run, Scotty, Kirk, and others are aided by alien Jaylah to rescue the others and defeat Krall.

 

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Star Trek: Discovery Episode Guide

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SEASON ONE

Episode 101: “The Vulcan Hello” (9/24/17)

Series premiere. While patrolling Federation space, the U.S.S. Shenzhou encounters an object of unknown origin, putting First Officer Michael Burnham (Sonequa Martin-Green) to her greatest test yet. Starring Sonequa Martin-Green, Michelle Yeoh and Doug Jones.

Episode 102: “Battle at the Binary Stars” (9/24/17)

Face to face with Klingon vessels, the U.S.S. Shenzhou prepares for the possibility of war if negotiations fail. Amidst the turmoil, Burnham looks back to her Vulcan upbringing for guidance. Starring Sonequa Martin-Green, Michelle Yeoh and Doug Jones.

Episode 103: “Context Is For Kings” (10/1/17)

Burnham finds herself aboard the U.S.S. Discovery where she quickly realizes things are not as they seem, including the mysterious Captain Gabriel Lorca (Jason Isaacs). Starring Sonequa Martin-Green and Jason Isaacs.

Episode 104: “The Butcher’s Knife Cares Not for the Lamb’s Cry” (10/8/17)

With tensions and stakes high as Starfleet continues in their efforts to end the war with Klingons, Burnham begins to settle in to her new position aboard the U.S.S. Discovery. Starring Sonequa Martin-Green, Jason Isaacs, Doug Jones, Anthony Rapp and Mary Wiseman.

Episode 105: “Choose Your Pain” (10/15/17)

While on a mission, Lorca unexpectedly finds himself in the company of prisoner of war, Starfleet Lieutenant Ash Tyler (Shazad Latif) and notorious intergalactic criminal, Harry Mudd (Rainn Wilson). Burnham voices her concerns about the repercussions of the spore drive jumps on “Ripper”. Starring Sonequa Martin-Green, Jason Isaacs, Doug Jones, Anthony Rapp, Mary Wiseman and Shazad Latif. Guest starring Rainn Wilson.

Episode 106: “Lethe” (10/22/17)

The U.S.S. Discovery crew is intrigued by new addition, Lt. Ash Tyler. Sarek seeks Burnham’s help, rekindling memories from her past. Admiral Cornwell questions Lorca’s tactics. Starring Sonequa Martin-Green, Jason Isaacs, Doug Jones, Anthony Rapp, Mary Wiseman and Shazad Latif.

Episode 107: “Magic to Make the Sanest Man Go Mad” (10/29/17)

As the U.S.S. Discovery crew attempts to let loose at a party, an unwelcome visitor comes aboard bringing about a problematic and twisted sequence of events. Starring Sonequa Martin-Green, Jason Isaacs, Doug Jones, Anthony Rapp, Mary Wiseman and Shazad Latif.

Episode 108: “Si Vis Pacem, Para Bellum” (11/5/17)

The U.S.S. Discovery is tasked with a high-priority mission to planet Pahvo and learn the science behind the Klingon’s cloaking technology. Starring Sonequa Martin-Green, Jason Isaacs, Doug Jones, Anthony Rapp, Mary Wiseman and Shazad Latif.

Episode 109: “Into The Forest I Go” (11/12/17)

Bypassing Starfleet’s orders, Lorca uses the U.S.S. Discovery crew’s ultimate asset, the ship itself, in an effort to end the war with the Klingons once and for all in the Chapter 1 Fall Finale. Starring Sonequa Martin-Green, Jason Isaacs, Doug Jones, Anthony Rapp, Mary Wiseman and Shazad Latif.

Episode 110: “Despite Yourself” (1/8/18)

While in unfamiliar territory, the U.S.S. Discovery crew is forced to get creative in their next efforts to survive opposing and unprecedented forces and return home.

Episode 111: “The Wolf Inside” (1/14/18)

As the crew continues their guise, Burnham undergoes a merciless mission in hopes of helping the U.S.S. Discovery return home. Tilly works on restoring Stamets’ neurofunction.

Episode 112: “Vaulting Ambition” (1/21/18)

Burnham heads to the ISS Charon with a special “gift” for the Emperor. With the help of an unexpected source, Stamets gains clarity while trapped inside the mycelial network. Saru asks for L’Rell’s help.

Episode 113: “What’s Past Is Prologue” (1/28/18)

Lorca plans to move forward with a coup against the Emperor, propelling Burnham to make a quick decision to save not only herself, but the U.S.S. Discovery.

Episode 114: “The War Without, the War Within” (2/4/18)

Back on the U.S.S. Discovery, Burnham and the crew are faced with the harsh reality of the war during their absence. In order to move forward, Starfleet must use unconventional tactics and sources to take their next action against the Klingons.

Episode 115: “Will You Take My Hand?” (2/11/18)

Season one finale. With Georgiou at the helm of the plan to end the Klingon war once and for all, the U.S.S. Discovery crew struggles to fathom and tolerate her hostile tactics. Memories of past hardships are rekindled within Burnham.

SEASON TWO

Episode 201: “Brother” (1/17/19)

Season premiere. After answering a distress signal from the U.S.S. Enterprise, the U.S.S. Discovery welcomes aboard Captain Christopher Pike (Anson Mount) and begins a new mission to investigate the meaning behind seven mysterious red signals. Michael Burnham grapples with her past growing up on Vulcan with her foster parents and brother Spock.

Episode 202: “New Eden” (1/24/19)

A new signal appears, prompting Stamets’ emotional return to the mycelial network and leading Burnham, Pike and Owosekun to a pre-warp planet, where they face a complex ethical dilemma. Tilly’s over-eagerness lands her in trouble but when the planet – and Discovery’s landing party – are threatened, her curiosity may be the one thing that can save them.

Episode 203: “Point of Light”(1/31/19)

A surprise visitor to the U.S.S. Discovery brings shocking news about Spock and dredges up past regrets for Burnham. Following the asteroid incident, Tilly struggles to keep a grip on her reality. L’Rell’s authority on Qo’noS is threatened.

Episode 204: “An Obol For Charon” (2/7/19)

A mysterious sphere threatens the U.S.S. Discovery even as May, in her original form, implements a plan that puts Tilly’s life in danger. Saru and Burnham’s bond grows when Saru is forced to acknowledge a deeply unsettling Kelpien truth. Pike receives new intel on Spock from a loyal friend.

Episode 205: “Saints of Imperfection” (2/14/19)

Burnham and the crew navigate a dangerous alien landscape in a race against time to save Tilly’s life, but Stamets is not at all prepared for what they find in the process. Section 31 is assigned to help track down Spock, much to Pike’s dismay.

Episode 206: “The Sound of Thunder” (2/21/19)

When a new signal appears over Saru’s home planet, Burnham, Saru and the crew embark on a perilous mission that puts Saru in danger and raises questions about the Red Angel’s intentions. Hugh struggles to come to terms with his new reality.

Episode 207: “Light and Shadows” (2/28/19)

Burnham goes to Vulcan in search of Spock, where she unearths surprising family secrets. In researching what is left of the Red Angel’s signal over Kaminar, Pike and Tyler end up in battle with time itself. Georgiou has a few tricks up her sleeve for Leland and Section 31.

Episode 208: “If Memory Serves” (3/7/19)

Spock and Burnham head to Talos IV, where the process of healing Spock forces the siblings to confront their troubled past. Stamets desperately tries to reconnect with an increasingly disconnected Hugh, while Tyler struggles to shed the crew’s suspicions of him due to his past as Voq.

Episode 209: “Project Daedalus”(3/14/19)

When the Discovery crew infiltrates Section 31’s headquarters, suspicions arise that the crew may have a traitor in their midst. Burnham tries to help Spock but her efforts don’t go as planned.

Episode 210 “The Red Angel” (3/21/19)

Burnham is stunned when she learns her ties to Section 31 run deeper than she ever fathomed. Armed with the identity of the Red Angel, the U.S.S. Discovery goes to work on its most critical mission to date.

Episode 211: “Perpetual Infinity” (3/28/19)

Burnham receives the reunion she’s been longing for, but it doesn’t go quite as she imagined. Georgiou and Tyler sense a disturbing change in Leland.

Episode 212: “Through the Valley of Shadows” (4/4/19)

A fourth signal leads the U.S.S. Discovery to an insular world, where Pike is forced to make a life-changing choice. Burnham and Spock investigate a Section 31 ship gone rogue, leading to a discovery with catastrophic consequences.

Episode 213: “Such Sweet Sorrow” (4/11/19)

When the U.S.S. Discovery’s crucial mission does not go according to plan, Burnham realizes what must ultimately be done. The crew prepares for the battle of a lifetime as Leland’s Control ships get closer.

Episode 214: “Such Sweet Sorrow, Part 2” (4/18/19)

Season two finale. The U.S.S. Discovery battles against Control in a fight not only for their lives but for the future, with a little help from some unexpected friends. Spock and Burnham discern vital new connections between the red signals while Burnham faces one of life’s harshest truths: the right decisions are often the hardest to make.

 

SEASON 3

Episode 301: “That Hope is You, Part 1” (on Thursday, October 15th)

Arriving 930 years in the future, Burnham navigates a galaxy she no longer recognizes while searching for the rest of the U.S.S. Discovery crew. Written by: Michelle Paradise & Jenny Lumet & Alex Kurtzman Directed by: Olatunde Osunsanmi

Episode 302: “Far From Home” (on Thursday, October 22nd)

After the U.S.S. Discovery crash-lands on a strange planet, the crew finds themselves racing against time to repair their ship. Meanwhile, Saru and Tilly embark on a perilous first-contact mission in hopes of finding Burnham. Written by: Michelle Paradise & Jenny Lumet & Alex Kurtzman Directed by: Olatunde Osunsanmi

Episode 303: “People of Earth” (on Thursday, October 29th)

Finally reunited, Burnham and the U.S.S. Discovery crew journey to Earth, eager to learn what happened to the Federation in their absence. Written by: Bo Yeon Kim & Erika Lippoldt Directed by: Jonathan Frakes

Episode 304: “Forget Me Not” (on Thursday, November 5th)

Burnham and Adira visit the Trill homeworld in hopes of unlocking the secrets trapped within Adira’s mind. Back on the U.S.S. Discovery, Saru’s efforts to help the crew reconnect with one another take a surprising turn. Written by: Alan McElroy & Chris Silvestri & Anthony Maranville Directed by: Hanelle M. Culpepper

Episode 305: “Die Trying” (on Thursday, November 12th)

After reuniting with what remains of Starfleet and the Federation, the U.S.S. Discovery and its crew must prove that a 930 year old crew and starship are exactly what this new future needs. Teleplay by: Sean Cochran Story by: James Duff & Sean Cochran Directed by: Maja Vrvilo

Episode 306: “Scavengers” (on Thursday, November 19th)

After receiving a message from Book, Burnham and Georgiou embark on a rogue mission to find him, leaving Saru to pick up the pieces with Admiral Vance. Meanwhile, Stamets forms an unexpected bond with Adira. Written by: Anne Cofell Saunders Directed by: Doug Aarniokoski

Episode 307: “Unification III” (on Thursday, November 26th)

While grappling with the fallout of her recent actions, and what her future might hold, Burnham agrees to represent the Federation in an intense debate about the release of politically sensitive – but highly valuable – Burn data. Written by: Kirsten Beyer Directed by: Jon Dudkowski

Episode 308: “The Sanctuary” (on December 3rd)

Burnham and the U.S.S. Discovery crew travel to Book’s home planet to help rescue it from Osyraa, the formidable leader of the Emerald Chain. Meanwhile, Stamets and Adira continue their search for valuable information on the origin of the Burn. Written by: Kenneth Lin & Brandon Schultz Directed by: Jonathan Frakes

Episode 309: “Terra Firma, Part 1” (on Thursday, December 10th)

The U.S.S. Discovery crew journey to a mysterious planet in hopes of finding a cure for Georgiou’s deteriorating condition. Stamets and Adira make a stunning breakthrough with the newly acquired Burn data. Teleplay by: Alan McElroy Story by: Bo Yeon Kim & Erika Lippoldt & Alan McElroy Directed by: Omar Madha

SEASON 4

Episode 401: “Kobayashi Maru” (Thursday, November 18th)

After months spent reconnecting the Federation with distant worlds, Captain Michael Burnham and the crew of the U.S.S. Discovery are sent to assist a damaged space station – a seemingly routine mission that reveals the existence of a terrifying new threat. Written by: Michelle Paradise & Jenny Lumet & Alex Kurtzman Directed by: Olatunde Osunsanmi

Episode 402: “Anomaly” (Thursday, November 25th)

Saru returns to help the U.S.S. Discovery uncover the mystery of an unusually destructive new force. As Burnham leads the crew, she must also find a way to help Book cope with an unimaginable loss. Written by: Anne Cofell Saunders & Glenise Mullins Directed by: Olatunde Osunsanmi

Episode 403: “Choose to Live” (Thursday, December 2nd)

Burnham and Tilly hunt the killer of a Starfleet officer as Stamets and the science team race against the clock to prevent the anomaly from killing anyone else. Written by: Terri Hughes Burton Directed by: Christopher J. Byrne

Episode 404: “All Is Possible” (Thursday, December 9th)

Tilly and Adira lead a team of Starfleet Academy cadets on a training mission that takes a dangerous turn. Meanwhile, Burnham is pulled into tense negotiations on Ni’Var. Written by: Alan McElroy & Eric J. Robbins Directed by: John Ottman

Episode 405: “The Examples” (Thursday, December 16th)

Burnham and Book race to evacuate a group of stranded colonists in the anomaly’s path as one of the Federation’s brightest scientists comes aboard the U.S.S. Discovery to do high-stakes research with Saru and Stamets. Written by Kyle Jarrow Directed by Lee Rose

Episode 406: “Stormy Weather” (Thursday, December 23rd)

Seeking answers, the U.S.S. Discovery ventures into a subspace rift created by the Dark Matter Anomaly. Meanwhile, Book faces a strange visitor from his past. Written by: Anne Cofell Saunders & Brandon Schultz Directed by: Jonathan Frakes

Episode 407: “…But to Connect” (Thursday, December 30th)

Tensions rise as representatives from across the galaxy gather to confront the threat of the Dark Matter Anomaly. Zora’s new sentience raises difficult questions. Written by: Terri Hughes Burton & Carlos Cisco Directed by: Lee Rose

Episode 408: “All In” (Thursday, February 10th)

Following a hunch, Captain Burnham tracks Book to an old haunt from their courier days and gets drawn into a high-stakes competition for a powerful weapon. Written by: Sean Cochran Directed by: Christopher J. Byrne & Jen McGowan

Episode 409: “Rubicon” (Thursday, February 17th)

Captain Burnham and the U.S.S. Discovery race to stop Book and Ruon Tarka from launching a rogue plan that could inadvertently endanger the galaxy. Written by: Alan McElroy Directed by: Andi Armaganian

Episode 410: “The Galactic Barrier” (Thursday, February 24th)

Captain Burnham and her crew must go where few have gone before: beyond the Galactic Barrier. Meanwhile, Book learns the truth of what drives Ruon Tarka. Written by: Anne Cofell Saunders Directed by: Deborah Kampmeier

Episode 411: “Rosetta” (Thursday, March 3rd)

While Captain Burnham leads an away mission to a planet that was once home to the aliens responsible for the DMA, Book and Tarka secretly infiltrate the U.S.S. Discovery. Written by: Terri Hughes Burton Directed by: Jeff Byrd

Episode 412: “Species Ten-C” (Thursday, March 10th)

As the DMA approaches Earth and Ni’Var, Captain Burnham and the crew of the U.S.S. Discovery attempt to make First Contact with the powerful species responsible before it’s too late. Written by: Kyle Jarrow Directed by: Olatunde Osunsanmi

Episode 413: “Coming Home” (Thursday, March 17th)

In the season four finale, the DMA approaches Earth and Ni’Var. With evacuations underway, Burnham and the team aboard the U.S.S. Discovery must find a way to communicate and connect with a species far different from their own before time runs out.  Written by: Michelle Paradise Directed by: Olatunde Osunsanmi

 

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Star Trek: Enterprise Episode Guide

Enterprise Episodes

 

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“Star Trek: Enterprise” Episode Titles

Set in the 22nd century, a hundred years before James T. Kirk helmed the famous starship of the same name, ENTERPRISE takes place in an era when interstellar travel is still in its infancy. Captain Jonathan Archer (Scott Bakula) has assembled a crew of brave explorers to chart the galaxy on a revolutionary spacecraft: Enterprise NX-01. As the first human beings to venture into deep space, these pioneers will experience the wonder and mystery of the final frontier as they seek out new life and new civilizations. (from the press release for the series)

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First Season

  • September 26, 2001: Broken Bow (Pilot): Scott Bakula stars in this Star Trek prequel set one century before the Capt. Kirk era, about 150 years from today. Enterprise follows the adventures of Earth’s first warp-driven starship, commanded by Bakula’s willful Capt. Jonathan Archer. Sharp dialogue and touches of sly continuity (Citizen Baines’ James Cromwell briefly reprises his Zephram Cochrane role from the film First Contact) spark the explosive premiere, as Archer volunteers to go where no human has gone before to return a Klingon to his home planet — over the objections of Earth’s Vulcan allies.
  • October 3, 2001: Fight or Flight: The crew is restless after two weeks without contact with sentient life, but an encounter with an alien vessel soon alleviates the boredom as the away team discovers the ship is littered with corpses.
  • October 10, 2001: Strange New World: The discovery of an Earthlike world proves irresistible to Trip, who persuades Archer to allow his survey team to camp on the planet’s surface — unaware of a gathering storm. After relocating into nearby caves, members of the crew become convinced they are being watched.
  • October 17, 2001: Unexpected: After discovering the presence of a damaged alien vessel, Archer dispatches Trip to its aid, but the engineer’s encounter with a Xyrillian female has an unexpected side effect.
  • October 24, 2001: Terra Nova: Archer’s determination to solve the mystery of Terra Nova, a legendary lost deep-space colony, leads to a tense encounter with a tribe of human-hating cave-dwellers.
  • October 31, 2001: The Andorian Incident: Archer’s curiosity about an ancient monastery unwittingly places his crew in the midst of a long-standing interstellar conflict between the Vulcans and their arch rivals, the Andorians.
  • November 7, 2001: Breaking the Ice: A Vulcan starship interferes with Archer’s probe of an oversize comet in a smartly-scripted episode that highlights T’Pol’s private turmoil. Early episodes have emphasized the tensions between humans and Vulcans, and no series character embodies that strife more than the icy T’Pol. Here, circumstances force a character thaw when Trip becomes privy to the content of coded — and personal — messages sent by T’Pol to the Vulcan vessel Ti’Mir. Ti’Mir’s captain (William Utay), meanwhile, is less than communicative with the suspicious Archer, who must swallow his pride when an emergency arises.
  • November 14, 2001: Civilization: Disguised as locals, Archer and his expedition explore a civilization bedeviled by a virulent ailment possibly linked to a covert — and anomalous — nuclear reactor. Determined to find the truth, the captain teams up with a local apothecary (Diane DiLascio), leading to a close encounter between the two.
  • November 21, 2001: Fortunate Son: Enterprise answers a distress signal from a damaged Earth freighter whose acting commander thirsts for revenge against the Nausicaan pirates who attacked his ship and wounded the captain. Directed by LeVar Burton (Star Trek: Next Generation).
  • November 28, 2001: Cold Front: Archer invites a group of alien stargazers to witness a stellar event aboard Enterprise, not realizing the Suliban agent Silik (John Fleck) is among the guests. Robert Duncan McNeill (Star Trek: Voyager) directed the episode.
  • January 16, 2002: Silent Enemy: The ship is attacked by an unidentified vessel. In other events, Archer wants to give Reed a personalized birthday present.
  • January 23, 2002: Dear Doctor: The fascination with human behavior and culture expressed by Dr. Phlox in his letter to a peer is contrasted by his dissenting view of the crew’s treatment of a dying alien race.
  • January 30, 2002: Sleeping Dogs: Archer dispatches a shuttle to the aid of a disabled Klingon vessel, whose leader orchestrates an ambush that leaves Reed, T’Pol and Hoshi stranded aboard the aliens’ unstable ship.
  • February 6, 2002: Shadows of P’Jem: T’Pol’s sudden transfer from the Enterprise startles Archer, who can’t tell if he is more upset with the order or by her indifferent attitude about the reassignment. The captain’s frustrations are soon multiplied when both he and T’Pol are taken captive by militant Andorians.
  • February 13, 2002: Shuttlepod One: Trip and Reed are dispatched on a shuttle mission to investigate an asteroid field and are cut off from Enterprise, thereby becoming convinced the starship has been destroyed and that their days are numbered. This episode was penned by series creators Brannon Braga and Rick Berman.
  • February 27, 2002: Fusion: A renegade Vulcan sect gets under T’Pol’s skin in this well-scripted episode. Like most Vulcans, T’Pol buries her feelings beneath layers of logic, but the same cannot be said of the Vahklas, a group that embraces emotion. When the Enterprise encounters a ship carrying the sect, the disciplined T’Pol is wary, but agrees to experiment with their alternative lifestyle under the tutelage of the Vahkla Tolaris (Enrique Murciano). Veteran Trekkers may appreciate this episode for its manifestation of the Vulcan mind meld — a form of intimate telepathy (“my thoughts to your thoughts”)— some 100 years before the era of Mr. Spock.
  • March 20, 2002: Rogue Planet: The crew explores a jungle planet that’s been turned into a hunting ground by a race of stalkers called the Eska. There, a shadowy woman makes contact with Archer.
  • March 27, 2002: Acquisition: The crew battles Ferengi thieves in a witty episode accented by snappy dialogue. Star Trek alumni Ethan Phillips (Voyager) and Jeffrey Combs (Deep Space Nine) play cousins who are among the pirates boarding the Enterprise. The greedy Ferengi — who take pride in their 173 bizarre “rules of acquisition” — search for gold after sedating the crew with gas. But Trip, who had been half-naked in a decontamination chamber, escapes the vapors. He plots with Archer to thwart the aliens, and awakens a puzzled T’Pol to ask for her help. “Just because a guy’s in his underwear,” Trip quips, “you think the worst.”
  • April 3, 2002: Oasis: After hearing of a supposedly haunted alien ship, Archer decides to cannibalize the ship’s husk to replenish Enterprise’s supplies and discovers the vessel is inhabited after all. Rene Auberjonois (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine) plays Ezrel.
  • April 24, 2002: Detained: Dean Stockwell appears in a well-written tale that reunites him with his former Quantum Leap costar Scott Bakula. The story opens with Archer and Mayweather in a Tandaran prison alongside members of the shapeshifting Suliban. Col. Grat (Stockwell), the commandant, explains that the Tandarans are at war with the Suliban and that Archer’s shuttle was impounded after it entered a restricted area. “You might think about putting up a `no trespassing’ sign,” quips Archer. But Archer’s not amused when a prisoner (Dennis Christopher) tells him the Suliban — women and children included — are being imprisoned solely because of their race.
  • May 1, 2002: Vox Solis: Following a series of misunderstandings that sent a group of visiting aliens off the Enterprise in a huff, an unidentifiable alien parasite boards the ship to feed off the crew’s bodies. It falls to insecure Hoshi to save her comrades by communicating with the creature. Roxann Dawson (Star Trek: Voyager) directed the episode.
  • May 8, 2002: Fallen Hero: The Enterprise is ordered to retrieve Vulcan ambassador V’Lar, who stands accused of criminal misconduct, from the planet Mazar. Although T’Pol claims that “Vulcans don’t have heroes,” it’s obvious that she admires the diplomat — and is shaken by the charges leveled against her. Meanwhile, Archer becomes suspicious when emissaries from Mazar request V’Lar’s return for “additional questioning.”
  • May 8, 2002: Desert Crossing: When Archer and Trip repair a vessel belonging to an alien leader (Clancy Brown) the Earthmen are repaid with an invitation to their new friend’s volatile world.
  • May 15, 2002: Two Days and Two Nights: T’Pol talks Archer into joining the shore-leave party on the planet Risa, where he encounters a troubled alien beauty (Dey Young); Hoshi learns a new language from a local man (Rudolf Martin); a pair of aliens take advantage of Trip and Reed; Dr. Phlox’s hibernation is disrupted by Mayweather’s injury. Directed by Michael Dorn (who played Worf on Star Trek: The Next Generation).
  • May 22, 2002: Shockwave: Archer and his crew are implicated in the deaths of alien colonists in a well-crafted cliffhanger that concludes the series’ maiden season. While en route to a Paraagan colony, a shuttle carrying Archer, T’Pol and Trip is knocked out of the atmosphere by a sudden explosion that kills the 3600 settlers below. Convinced that the Enterprise was somehow to blame, Archer is consumed with guilt, and his feelings intensify when Starfleet recalls the ship to Earth. As the crew prepares for the worst, a surprise visitor offers Archer startling new evidence about the colony’s demise.

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Second Season

Season 2 begins with Captain Archer and Daniels stranded in the 31st Century. We soon learn about the first ever contact between Vulcans and Humans. Later, the Enterprise finds itself in a cloaked minefield, radiation threatens everyone on board, the Enterprise gets held captive and much more.

  • September 18, 2002: Shockwave, Part 2: The second year shifts into warp speed with a taut episode that picks up where last season left off — with the Enterprise surrounded by Suliban vessels and the sinister Silik insisting that Archer surrender to him. Archer, however, isn’t onboard. He’s stuck in the 31st century with time-traveler Daniels, who plucked him from the past to save the future. But Archer’s absence has caused a major ripple in time: The once vibrant city Daniels whisked him to is now decimated and deserted… and the Federation never existed. Meanwhile, back on the Enterprise, T’Pol allows the Suliban to board the ship.
  • September 25, 2002: Carbon Creek: T’Pol entertains Archer and Trip with the tale of a crash-landed Vulcan ship, whose stranded crew lived in disguise among the denizens of a Pennsylvania mining town circa 1957.
  • October 2, 2002: Minefield: Archer learns what makes Lt. Reed tick when the pair try to defuse a mine that has affixed itself to the Enterprise. Since dutiful Malcolm Reed isn’t the ship’s most gregarious officer, the outgoing Archer tries to break the ice with a casual breakfast. To Reed’s relief, the awkward get-together is interrupted by the discovery of an uncharted world. His relief is short-lived, however, when the Enterprise strikes a mine en route to the planet, setting off an explosion that damages the ship. When another mine latches onto the hull, Reed is sent into space to dislodge the warhead, only to suffer an injury that impels Archer to come to his aid.
  • October 9, 2002: Dead Stop: Following the ordeal in the minefield, the crew links up with an automated repair vessel that troubles Archer when its computer steals information from the Enterprise’s data banks.
  • October 16, 2002: A Night in Sickbay: Archer is fuming after the Kreetassans refuse to part with parts for Enterprise because of a diplomatic gaffe involving his dog, Porthos, which then falls ill with a mysterious disorder. But Dr. Phlox thinks there’s more to Archer’s rants than meets the ear.
  • October 23, 2002: Shockwave, Conclusion: In this taut episode, the Enterprise is surrounded by Suliban vessels and the sinister Silik is insistent that Archer surrender to him. Archer, however, isn’t onboard. He’s stuck in the 31st century with time-traveler Daniels, who plucked him from the past to save the future. But Archer’s absence has caused a major ripple in time: The once vibrant city Daniels whisked him to is now decimated and deserted…and the Federation never existed. Meanwhile, back on the Enterprise, T’Pol allows the Suliban to board the ship.
  • October 30, 2002: Maradeurs: Archer and Trip visit an alien colony seeking deuterium fuel, but their suspicions are aroused when the planet’s drillers prove reluctant to deal with them. Aboard Enterprise, Mayweather’s sensors detect an approaching Klingon vessel.
  • November 6, 2002: The Seventh: T’Pol and Archer team up to nab a corrupt Vulcan in a tautly scripted episode. T’Pol is troubled when she receives orders from the Vulcan High Command to locate a traitorous mole named Menos (Bruce Davison), who was planted on a rival planet 30 years earlier. Posing as a smuggler, Menos profited from the illegal-weapons trade he was sent to derail. While T’Pol has chased down such renegades before, a series of disturbing flashbacks prompts her to ask for the captain’s help with the mission, which was assigned to her without his approval. Putting aside his displeasure over the snub, Archer agrees to accompany her to the frozen moon where their quarry has been located.
  • November 13, 2002: The Communicator: Archer and Reed go undercover on a preatomic-era alien world to retrieve a communicator Reed left behind on a previous visit and they’re captured and held as spies.
  • November 20, 2002: Singularity: As the Enterprise nears a black hole, members of the crew are exposed to radiation, which causes them to become increasingly obsessed with mundane tasks. Trip, for example, can’t stop tinkering with the captain’s chair, while Phlox is fiercely determined to find the cause of Mayweather’s headache.
  • November 27, 2002: Vanishing Point: Hoshi is convinced her body’s molecules are destabilizing after enduring a traumatic trip through the Enterprise transporter to escape a sudden storm on a primitive planet.
  • December 4, 2002: Carbon Creek: T’Pol entertains Archer and Trip with the tale of a crash-landed Vulcan ship, whose stranded crew lived in disguise among the denizens of a Pennsylvania mining town circa 1957.
  • December 11, 2002: Precious Cargo: Trip discovers a kidnapped Krios royal aboard an alien freighter, but her haughty behavior interferes with Trip’s rescue efforts when the pair must share a cramped pod.
  • December 18, 2002: The Catwalk: After rescuing a group of stranded aliens, the Enterprise is caught in a perilous ion storm, compelling the crew to retire to the safety of the ship’s reinforced — but cramped — catwalk.
  • January 8, 2003: Dawn: Trip is marooned after his shuttle is downed by an Arkonian pilot whose ship crashes on the same moon, while Archer’s search is stalled by the Arkonians’ distrust of T’Pol. Directed by Roxann Dawson (Star Trek: Voyager).
  • February 5, 2003: Stigma: In this affecting AIDS allegory, Jolene Blalock exudes a cool vulnerability as T’Pol, who reveals that she has a rare illness linked to a sect of Vulcan outcasts.ÂśThe pointed episode, which continues the Star Trek tradition of addressing social issues through its sci-fi storylines, finds T’Pol confronting the symptoms and stigmas involved with Pa’nar’s syndrome. It’s a brain ailment associated with mind melders — the telepathic, emotional Vulcans ostracized by their logical, unemotional peers. Wary of the disgrace that disclosure might bring, T’Pol hides her condition while Dr. Phlox (John Billingsley) discreetly consults Vulcan physicians about treatment.
  • February 12, 2003: Cease Fire: The Enterprise is caught in the midst of an age-old feud when Archer is ordered to mediate a bloody planetary dispute between the Andorians and their long-time Vulcan nemeses.
  • February 19, 2003: Crash Landing: Archer’s interest in a human body recovered from a crashed spacecraft takes a backseat to threats posed by the Suliban and the Tholians, both of whom seek the craft.
  • February 26, 2003: Canamar: Following a seemingly successful first contact mission, Archer and Trip are charged with smuggling and imprisoned aboard a penal vessel, where several inmates plot escape.
  • April 2, 2003 “The Crossing” Trip and several other members of the Enterprise crew are possessed by ghostly beings after the ship is swallowed up by a massive alien vessel. Rostov: Joseph Will. Cook: Steven Allerick.
  • April 9, 2003 “Judgment” Archer (Scott Bakula) is put on trial by the Klingons and accused by a disgraced Klingon officer of having his battle-cruiser crippled by the Enterprise in a firefight, and of aiding rebels of the Empire, but he finds a friend in his defender, Kolos. Sub Commander T’Pol: Jolene Blalock. Lt. Malcolm Reed: Dominic Keating. Dr. Phlox: John Billingsley.
  • April 16, 2003 “Horizon” Mayweather is granted leave to visit his family after the sudden death of his father, a cargo-ship captain. But his return to the old vessel is complicated by family tension. Meanwhile, Archer and Trip invite a reluctant T’Pol to see a movie.
  • April 23, 2003 “The Breach” The rescue of a damaged transport prompts the Denobulan Phlox to confront his prejudices when he treats an Antaran (Henry Stram), whose people are sworn enemies of Phlox’s. Other Denobulans are holed up in an underground cave, where Trip, Reed and Mayweather are dispatched to retrieve them. Yolen: Mark Chaet. Crewman: Jamison Yang. Zepht: D.C. Douglas.
  • April 30, 2003 “Congenitor” Enterprise’s first contact with the Vissian race proves mutually rewarding until Trip befriends an alien couple’s congenitor—a being used for breeding purposes only.
  • May 7, 2003 “Regeneration” Enterprise searches for a party of missing scientific researchers who vanished from the Arctic after discovering a crashed spacecraft and its dormant cybernetic crew. Com. Williams: Jim Fitzpatrick. Dr. Moninger: Christopher Wynne. Adm. Forrest: Vaughn Armstrong. Rooney: Bonita Friedericy. Drake: John Short.
  • May 14, 2003 “First Flight” Stunned by the death of a former Starfleet rival (Keith Carradine), Archer grudgingly recalls their competitive relationship to T’Pol as they probe a nebula during a shuttle voyage. Ruby: Brigid Brannagh. Vulcan: Michael Canavan. Admiral Forrest: Vaughn Armstrong.
  • May 14, 2003 “Bounty” A crafty Tellarite tricks Archer into boarding his ship to collect a bounty from the Klingons; T’Pol’s mating cycle is kick-started after she is contaminated by a stray microbe while exploring a desert planet.
  • May 21, 2003 “The Expanse” The Enterprise is recalled to Earth after a mysterious alien probe kills millions. Complicating matters are the machinations of a vengeful Klingon. Adm. Forrest: Vaughn Armstrong.

 

Third Season

Season 3 sees more drama on the Enterprise which includes: Captain Archer, Reed and Sato turned into aliens, Hoshi Sato being contacted by a 400-year-old telepathic alien, Archer and T’Pol travel back in time to stop three Xindi reptilians, the Enterpise taken over again, this time by religious zealots and much more.

  • September 10, 2003 “The Xindi” The third season opens with a new action-oriented style as the Enterprise hunts the Xindi who attacked Earth. But Archer and Trip’s zeal to capture a Xindi leads them into a trap. This episode marks the debut of the MACOs, Enterprise’s elite surface troops. Alien Forman: Stephen McHattie. Xindi Humanoid: Tucker Smallwood. Degra: Randy Oglesby.
  • September 17, 2003 “Anomaly” Distortions within the Delphic Expanse disrupt the Enterprise’s computer systems, leaving its stores vulnerable to Ventaxian pirates who loot critical supplies. Orgoth: Robert Rusler. Kemper: Nathan Anderson. Hawkins: Sean McGowan. McKenzie: Julia Rose.
  • September 24, 2003 “Extinction” The crew’s ongoing pursuit of the Xindi leads them to a tropical world where Archer, Hoshi and Reed are exposed to a virus that morphs them into the planet’s native beings. As Phlox searches for a cure, Trip and T’Pol negotiate with aliens determined to kill all those infected. Directed by: LeVar Burton (“Star Trek: The Next Generation”). Tret: Roger R. Cross.
  • October 1, 2003 “Rajiin” Archer, Trip and Reed return from an alien barter town with a surprise guest—an alluring woman (Nikita Ager) whose beguiling sensuality proves irresistible to the crew. Xindi-Reptilian: Scott MacDonald. B’Rat Ud: Dell Yount. Xindi-Humanoid: Tucker Smallwood.
  • October 8, 2003 “Impulse” After answering a distress signal from a Vulcan starship, Archer, T’Pol, Reed and Hawkins arrive on board to find its crew in a deranged, raging state that quickly manifests in T’Pol as well. Hawkins: Sean McGowan.
  • October 15, 2003 “Exile” A powerful telepath named Tarquin (Maury Sterling) becomes smitten with Hoshi and offers to part with key intelligence on the Xindi if she’s allowed to visit his planet. But when Enterprise returns to pick up Hoshi, Tarquin refuses to let her go. Directed by Roxann Dawson (“Star Trek: Voyager”).
  • October 29, 2003 “The Shipment” Archer, Reed and MACO Major Hayes (Steven Culp) infiltrate a Xindi-Sloth plant that is creating the explosive material for the Xindi super-weapon. The trio kidnaps the plant foreman (John Cothran Jr.), who forms an alliance with them once he learns of the Xindi council’s attack on Earth. Also: Trip, T’Pol and Dr. Phlox test captured Xindi firearms in hopes of creating better defenses against them.
  • November 5, 2003 “Twilight” Archer suffers a puzzling form of amnesia that distorts his long-term memories. He is further confused to find himself in the future aboard an Enterprise commanded by T’Pol. Ambassador Soval: Gary Graham. Yedrin Koss: Brett Rickaby.
  • November 12, 2003 “North Star” The crew investigates a world within the Delphic Expanse with a civilization closely resembling America’s 19th-century Wild West. Bethany: Emily Bergl. Sheriff MacReady: Glenn Morshower. Deputy Bennings: James Park. Draysik: Steven Klein. Taliyah: Alexandra M. Salling.
  • November 19, 2003 “Similitude” To heal a critically injured Trip, Dr. Phlox creates a clone of the engineer using an exotic creature in his lab. But the clone’s rapid growth and replication of Trip’s behavior alarms the crew. Sim-Trip Age 17: Shane Sweet.
  • November 26, 2003 “Carpenter Street” Acting on a tip from Daniels (Matt Winston), Archer and T’Pol time-travel to the year 2004, where the Xindi are using an abandoned Detroit factory to build a secret weapon. Loomis: Leland Orser.
  • January 14, 2004 “Chosen Realm” The crew is taken hostage by alien religious zealots who plot to use the Enterprise to punish unbelievers after Archer rescues them from their crippled vessel. D’Jamat: Conor O’Farrell. Yarrick: Vince Grant. Indava: Lindsey Stoddart. Nalbis: David Youse. Roxann Dawson (“Star Trek: Voyager”) directed the episode.
  • January 21, 2004 “Proving Ground” Andorian Imperial Guard Commander Shran (Jeffrey Combs) proposes an alliance to Archer, offering to help steal the Xindi’s superweapon. Elsewhere, Lt. Talas (Molly Brink), an Andorian officer with her own agenda, helps Lt. Reed repair the Enterprise’s damaged weapons systems.
  • February 4, 2004 “Stratagem” Archer seeks to destroy a superweapon under construction by the Xindi by tricking its designer, Degra (Randy Oglesby), into revealing its hiding place. Thalen: Josh Drennen.
  • February 11, 2004 “Harbinger” A dying alien (Thomas Kopache) refuses to disclose his motives for exploring a spatial anomaly; Trip’s interest in a pretty corporal sparks a heated exchange with T’Pol; Reed quarrels with a colleague over training drills. Amanda Cole: Noa Tishby.
  • February 18, 2004 “Doctor’s Orders” Archer places Dr. Phlox in control of the Enterprise when the crew requires sedation to survive a mind-altering section of the Expanse lethal to humanoids. But Phlox’s Denobulan physiology doesn’t entirely shield him from its effects.
  • February 25, 2004 “Hatchery” The discovery of unhatched Xindi eggs inside a crashed vessel brings out the paternal side of Archer, who alarms the crew with his obsessive determination to save the embryos. Maj. Hayes: Steven Culp. Hawkins: Sean McGowan.
  • March 3, 2004 “Azati Prime” After pinpointing the site of the Xindi doomsday weapon, Archer prepares to undertake a suicidal mission to destroy it, until the time-traveling Daniels gives him pause. Daniels: Matt Winston. Xindi Reptilian: Scott MacDonald. Thalen: Christopher Goodman. Degra: Randy Oglesby. Xindi Sloth: Rick Worthy. Xindi Humanoid: Tucker Smallwood.
  • April 21, 2004 “Damage” Archer considers compromising his morals to restore Enterprise’s warp capacity after a fleet of Xindi-controlled warships cripple the vessel’s engine; and T’Pol grows increasingly volatile, prompting her to confide a troubling secret to Phlox. Degra: Randy Oglesby. Illyian Captain: Casey Biggs. Xindi-Sloth: Rick Worthy. Reptilian Commander: Scott MacDonald. Xindi-Humanoid: Tucker Smallwood. Sphere Builder: Josette DiCarlo.
  • April 28, 2004 “The Forgotten” Archer persuades Degra (Randy Oglesby) to examine evidence of the plot to pit the Xindi against Earth, while Trip wrestles with the death of a subordinate (Kipleigh Brown). Reptilian Captain: Bob Morrisey. Xindi-Arboreal: Rick Worthy.
  • May 5, 2004 “E2” The crew encounters its descendants when it enters a wormhole and discovers a future version of the ship captained by T’Pol’s son, who warns Archer of an alien attack. Lorian: David Andrews. Karyn: Tess Lina. Degra: Randy Oglesby. Xindi-Arboreal: Rick Worthy. Xindi-Humanoid: Tucker Smallwood. Directed by Roxann Dawson.
  • May 12, 2004 “The Council” Degra’s fleet ushers the Enterprise to a tense conference with Xindi council as T’Pol and Reed embark on a desperate mission to gather data on the doomsday weapon. Reptilian Commander: Scott MacDonald. Degra: Randy Oglesby. Xindi-Humanoid: Tucker Smallwood. Xindi-Arboreal: Rick Worthy. Sphere Builder Woman: Josette DiCarlo. Hawkins: Sean McGowan.
  • May 19, 2004 “Countdown” Newly allied with the Xindi, Archer turns his attentions to destroying the doomsday device as the Reptilians attempt to brainwash Hoshi into cracking the weapon’s code. Maj. Hayes: Steven Culp. Reptilian Commander: Scott MacDonald. Xindi Humanoid: Tucker Smallwood.
  • May 26, 2004 “Zero Hour” Archer tries to coax a traumatized Hoshi into using her decryption skills to disable the doomsday weapon before the Reptilians can use it to destroy Earth as the Enterprise embarks on a desperate mission of its own to cripple the rest of the spheres. Daniels: Matt Winston. Shran: Jeffrey Combs. Xindi Humanoid: Tucker Smallwood.

Fourth Season

In the final series, we begin with the Enterprise appearing to travel back in time to World War 2. Later, the Enterpise searches for a suspected bomber who took out Earth’s embassy on Vulcan so T’Pol and Captain Archer head off in search of the Syrranites.

  • October 8, 2004 “Storm Front” Part 1 of two. Archer awakens in the U.S. circa 1944 as a prisoner of Nazis controlling New York City. But he escapes with the help of an insurgent (Golden Brooks). Back aboard Enterprise, the crew seeks answers for their journey back in time and the changes to Earth’s history. Carmine: Steven R. Schirripa. Sal: Joe Maruzzo. Vosk: Jack Gwaltney. Ghrath: Tom Wright. Joe: John Harnagel.
  • October 15, 2004 Conclusion. Frustrated by the limitations of Nazi technology, Vosk offers to return Trip and Mayweather to the Enterprise if Archer assists in the creation of a time machine. Meanwhile, Alicia’s comrades in Nazi-occupied New York learn of Archer’s space vessel on the eve of an Allied counterattack. Alicia: Golden Brooks. Vosk: Jack Gwaltney. Carmine: Steven R. Schirripa. German General: Christopher Neame.
  • October 22, 2004 “Home” The Enterprise returns to Earth with great fanfare, but the novelty quickly wears off for Archer, who is forced to take a vacation after a heated exchange with a Vulcan official (Gary Graham). Also, Trip accompanies T’Pol to Vulcan, where he meets her mother (Joanna Cassidy); Reed worries about Phlox’s safety on Earth in the aftermath of the Xindi scare. Capt. Erika Hernandez: Ada Maris. Koss: Michael Reilly Burke. Adm. Forrest: Vaughn Armstrong. Cdr. Williams: Jim Fitzpatrick.
  • October 29, 2004 “Borderland” The Klingons threaten war after genetic mutants hijack one of their ships, leading Archer to call on the mutants’ “father”—criminal scientist Arik Soong (Brent Spiner)—for help in taking them down. Malik: Alec Newman. Persis: Abby Brammell. Raakin: Joel West.
  • November 5, 2004 “Cold Station 12” Soong (Brent Spiner) realizes just how ruthless his “children” have become when the fugitive Augments raid a research facility to retrieve genetically enhanced embryos left over from the Eugenics Wars. Malik: Alec Newman. Persis: Abby Brammell. Dr. Jeremy Lucas: Richard Riehle.
  • November 12, 2004 “The Augments” Malik’s rash proposal to safeguard the Augments from Starfleet interference leads to a rift with Soong as the Enterprise cautiously enters Klingon space in dogged pursuit. Directed by LeVar Burton. Soong: Brent Spiner. Malik: Alec Newman. Persis: Abby Brammell. Lokesh: Adam Grimes.
  • November 19, 2004 “The Forge” The crew joins forces with Vulcan authorities to investigate a deadly bombing of Earth’s embassy, which may be the work of a sect devoted to the logical teachings of Surak, the father of Vulcan philosophy. Arev: Michael Nouri. V’Las: Robert Foxworth. Sorek: Gary Graham. Adm. Forrest: Vaughn Armstrong. Stel: Larc Spies.
  • November 26, 2004 “Awakening” The Syrranites subject Archer to a potentially lethal mind-meld after learning that information about Surak was placed in his head. Meanwhile, Vulcan officials plot the dissidents’ destruction. T’Les: Joanna Cassidy. V’Las: Robert Foxworth. Kuvak: John Rubinstein. Soval: Gary Graham. T’Pau: Kara Zediker. Surak: Bruce Gray. Directed by Roxann Dawson.
  • December 3, 2004 “Kir’Shara” As Vulcan prepares for war, V’Las (Robert Foxworth) sends a commando team to eliminate Archer, T’Pol and T’Pau, while Soval risks his sanity to warn the Andorians of the impending attack. Soval: Gary Graham. Kuvak: John Rubinstein. T’Pau: Kara Zediker. Koss: Michael Reilly Burke. Talok: Todd Stashwick. Vulcan Priest: John Donner.
  • January 14, 2005 “Daedalus” Emory Erickson (Bill Cobbs)—the inventor of the transporter—enlists Archer’s help in a daring experiment, but a crew member’s death forces him to reveal the real purpose of his test. Danica: Leslie Silva. Quinn: Donovan Knowles. Ensign Burrows: Noel Manzano.
  • January 21, 2005 “Observer Effect” Curious aliens inhabit various members of the crew to observe aspects of humanity; and Phlox works feverishly to cure a lethal virus contracted by Trip and Hoshi during an away mission.
  • January 28, 2005 “Babel One” While escorting a Tellarite ambassador to a neutral planet for a peace conference with the Andorians, the Enterprise is attacked after answering a distress call from Shran (Jeffrey Combs). Gral: Lee Arenberg. Valdore: Brian Thompson. Naarg: Kevin Brief. Nijil: J. Michael Flynn. Talas: Molly Brink.
  • February 4, 2005 “United” A desire for vengeance interferes with Archer’s attempts to ally Shran and the Tellarites as Trip and Reed probe the inner workings of an unmanned warship. Shran: Jeffrey Combs. Talas: Molly Brink. Sen. Vrax: Geno Silva. Gral: Lee Arenberg. Naarg: Kevin Brief.
  • February 11, 2005 “The Aenar” Archer and Shran (Jeffrey Combs) visit a civilization populated by Andorian offshoots in search of a telepath who could gain control of the renegade drone vessels. Jhamel: Alexandra Lydon. Gareb: Scott Rinker. Valdore: Brian Thompson. Vrax: Geno Silva. Nijil: J. Michael Flynn.
  • February 18, 2005 “Affliction” As Trip prepares the Columbia, Enterprise’s sister vessel, for its maiden voyage, Phlox is shanghaied by alien kidnappers, who require his skills to kill a mutated virus. Capt. Hernandez: Ada Maris. Antaak: John Schuck. Gen. K’Vagh: James Avery.
  • February 25, 2005 “Divergence” Trip rejoins the Enterprise crew on a desperate mission to rejuvenate the ship’s warp drive, while Antaak cajoles Phlox into helping destroy a plague that’s ravaging the Klingons. Antaak: John Schuck. Gen. K’Vagh: James Avery. Laneth: Kristin Bauer. Marab: Terrell Tilford. Capt. Hernandez: Ada Maris.
  • April 15, 2005 “Bound” To seal a pact, an Orion pirate persuades Archer to accept a gift of three slave women. But the captain’s good-faith gesture has bad results when the trio wreaks havoc within the ship. Navaar: Cyia Batten. D’Nesh: Crystal Allen. Maras: Menina Fortunato. Kelby: Derek Magyar. Harrad-Sar: William Lucking.
  • April 22, 2005 “In a Mirror, Darkly” Part 1 of two. Cdr. Archer of the Terran Empire Enterprise sparks a mutiny to investigate an anomaly in Tholian space in this alternate-universe tale inspired by the “Star Trek” episodes “Mirror, Mirror” and “The Tholian Web.” Capt. Forrest: Vaughn Armstrong.
  • April 29, 2005 Conclusion. After taking over the Defiant, the alternate-universe Archer plans to use its advanced weaponry to put down a rebellion against the Empire. But first, he has to rid the ship of a deadly stowaway (Pat Healy). Soval: Gary Graham. Adm. Black: Gregory Itzin. Adm. Gardner: John Mahon. Kelby: Derek Magyar.
  • May 6, 2005 “Demons” Part 1 of two. Earth’s plans to establish an interplanetary coalition are menaced by a fanatical xenophobe (Peter Weller) who leads an underground isolationist movement plotting against the government. Nathan Samuels: Harry Groener. Coridan Ambassador: Tom Bergeron. Harris: Eric Pierpoint. Col. Green: Steve Rankin.
  • May 13, 2005 “Terra Prime” Determined to scorch San Francisco if Earth refuses to abolish a proposed interplanetary alliance, Paxton (Peter Weller) blackmails Trip into modifying a doomsday weapon; while Archer and a handpicked team attempt to infiltrate Terra Prime’s Mars headquarters. Elsewhere, the origin of Trip and T’Pol’s child is revealed; and Hoshi takes command of Enterprise as a traitor lurks within the crew. Nathan Samuels: Harry Groener. Gannet: Johanna Watts. Greaves: Peter Mensah.
  • May 13, 2005 “These Are the Voyages…” In the series finale, Cdr. Riker (Jonathan Frakes) interacts with Archer’s crew in a hologram of their final mission as Riker deals with a dark secret from his past. During that last voyage, Archer agrees to help an old ally retrieve his daughter as the captain prepares a speech to celebrate the establishment of the Federation. Troi: Marina Sirtis. Shran: Jeffrey Combs. Shran’s Daughter: Jasmine Jessica Anthony. Voice of Data: Brent Spiner

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Anne Rice’s Interview With the Vampire season 1 premieres Oct. 2 on AMC+.
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American Dad season 18 airs Mondays on TBS.
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BäckstrÜm season 2 premiered Sept. 19 on Acorn TV.
Bad Prosecutor season 1 premieres Oct. 5 on Netflix.
Bad Sisters season 1 airs Fridays on Apple TV+.
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Batman: The Audio Adventures returns for season 2 on HBO Max.
The Bastard Son & The Devil Himself season 1 premieres Oct. 28 on Netflix.
Beat Shazam returns for season 6 next spring/summer on FOX.
BelascoarĂĄn, PI season 1 premieres Oct. 12 on Netflix.
The Best Man: The Final Chapters season 1 premieres Dec. 22 on Peacock.
Big Mouth season 6 premieres Oct. 28 on Netflix.
Black Butterflies season 1 premieres Oct. 14 on Netflix.
The Blacklist returns for season 10 on NBC in 2023.
Blockbuster season 1 premieres Nov. 3 on Netflix.
Blood and Treasure season 2 airs Sundays on Paramount+.
The Brave Ones season 1 premiered Sept. 16 on Netflix.
The Cage season 1 premieres Oct. 11 on Netflix.
Call My Agent (Korean version) season 1 premieres Nov. 16 on Netflix.
The Calling season 1 premieres Nov. 10 on Peacock.
The Capture season 1 premieres Nov. 3 on Peacock.
Central Park season 3 airs Fridays on Apple TV+.
Cherish the Day returns for season 2 Oct. 4 on OWN.
Chesapeake Shores season 6 airs Sundays on Hallmark.
Chucky season 2 returns Oct. 5 on Syfy.
Chip and Potato returns for season 3 Oct. 3 on Netflix.
Circuit Breakers season 1 premieres Nov. 11 on Apple TV+
City on a Hill season 3 airs Fridays on Showtime.
Cobra Kai season 5 premiered Sept. 9 on Netflix.
Crime Scene Kitchen returns for season 2 next spring/summer on FOX.
Criminal Minds: Evolution season 1 premieres Nov. 24 on Paramount+.
Cruzando los LĂ­mites season 1 premieres Oct. 26 on Netflix.
DAHMER Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story season 1 premiered Sept. 21 on Netflix.
Dancing with the Stars season 31 airs Mondays on Disney+.
Dangerous Liaisons season 1 premieres Nov. 6 on Starz.
Daniel Spellbound season 1 premieres Oct. 27 on Netflix.
Dead End: Paranormal Park returns for season 2 Oct. 13 on Netflix.
Deadwind returns for season 3 Oct. 29 on Netflix.
Derry Girls returns for season 3 (the last one) Oct. 7 on Netflix.
The Devil’s Hour season 1 premieres Oct. 28 on Prime Video.
The Devil’s Watch season 1 premieres Oct. 19 on Netflix.
Documentary Now! returns for season 4 Oct. 19 on IFC.
Don’t Forget the Lyrics returns for season 2 next spring/summer on FOX.
Dragons Rescue Riders: Heroes of the Sky returns for season 4 Sept. 29 on Peacock.
The Empress season 1 premiered Sept. 29 on Netflix.
The English season 1 premieres Nov. 11 on Prime Video.
Entergalactic season 1 premiered Sept. 30 on Netflix.
Everything Calls for Salvation season 1 premieres Oct. 14 on Netflix.
Exception season 1 premieres Oct. 13 on Netflix.
Un ExtraĂąo Enemigo returned for season 2 Sept. 30 on Prime Video.
Fantasy Island season 2 premieres in early January on FOX.
The Fight for Justice: Paolo Guerrero season 1 premieres Oct. 5 on Netflix.
Finding Happy season 1 airs Saturdays on Bounce TV.
Firebuds season 1 premiered Sept. 21 on Disney+.
First Love season 1 premieres Nov. 24 on Netflix.
The Flash Our Sitereturns for season 9 (final season) on The CW in early 2023.
A Friend of the Family season 1 premieres Oct. 6 on Peacock.
From Scratch season 1 premieres Oct. 21 on Netflix.
The Come Up season 1 airs Tuesdays on Freeform.
Get Rolling With Otis returns for season 2 Sept. 30 on Apple TV+.
Ghostwriter returns for season 3 Oct. 21 on Apple TV+.
The Girls at the Back season 1 premiered Sept. 23 on Netflix.
Glitch season 1 premieres Oct. 7 on Netflix.
Go Dog Go season 3 premiered Sept. 19 on Netflix.
The Good Fight season 6 (final season) airs Thursdays on Paramount+.
Gordon Ramsay’s Food Stars season 1 premieres mid-season on FOX.
Gotham Knights season 1 premieres mid-season on The CW.
Grand Crew returns for season 2 mid-season on NBC.
The Great British Baking Show airs Fridays on Netflix.
The Green Glove Gang season 1 premieres Oct. 19 on Netflix.
Grimsburg season 1 of this animated series premieres mid-season on FOX.
Guillermo del Toro’s Cabinet of Curiosities season 1 premieres Oct. 25 on Netflix.
Gutsy season 1 premiered Sept. 9 on Apple TV+.
Gymnastics Academy: A Second Chance season 1 premiered Sept. 16 on Netflix.
The Handmaid’s Tale season 5 airs Wednesdays on HULU.
Heartbreak High season 1 premiered Sept. 14 on Netflix.
Hello, Jack! The Kindness Show returns for season 2 on Apple TV+.
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High Water season 1 premieres Oct. 5 on Netflix.
The Holy Family season 1 premieres Oct. 14 on Netflix.
House of Payne returns for the second half of season 10 Oct. 12 on BET.
House of the Dragon season 1 airs Sundays on HBO.
Housebroken returns for season 2 mid-season on FOX.
Housing Complex C season 1 premieres Oct. 2 on Adult Swim (Cartoon Network).
Hush season 1 premieres Dec. 1 on ALLBLK.
If Only season 1 premieres Oct. 28 on Netflix.
Inside Amy Schumer returns for season 5 Oct. 20 on Paramount+.
Interrupting Chicken season 1 premieres Nov. 18 on Apple TV+.
Irreverent season 1 premieres Nov. 30 on Peacock.
Jamtara – Sabka Number Ayega season 2 premiered Sept. 23 on Netflix.
Jungle season 1 premiered Sept. 30 on Prime Video.
The Kardashians season 1 premiered Sept. 22 on HULU.
Karma’s World season 4 premiered Sept. 22 on Netflix.
Kevin Can F**k Himself season 2 airs Mondays on AMC+.
Kold X Windy season 1 premieres Nov. 3 on WEtv.
Krapopolis season 1 premieres mid-season on FOX.
The L Word: Generation Q season 3 premieres Nov. 20 on Showtime.
LA Fire and Rescue season 1 of this docu-series premieres mid-season on NBC.
Leopard Skin season 1 premieres Nov. 17 on Peacock.
Let the Right One In season 1 premieres Oct. 9 on Showtime.
The Life We Share season 1 premieres Nov. 21 on Peacock.
The Light in the Hall season 1 premiered on Sundance Now Sept. 22.
Lingo season 1 of this game show premieres mid-season on CBS.
Little Women season 1 airs Sundays on Netflix.
The Lørenskog Disappearance season 1 premiered Sept. 14 on Netflix.
Man on Pause season 1 premieres Oct. 7 on Netflix.
Manifest season 4 part 1 premieres Nov. 4 on Netflix.
Marvel’s Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur season 1 premieres Feb. 10, 2023 on Disney+.
MasterChef returns for season 13 next spring/summer on FOX.
Masterpiece: Annika season 1 premieres Oct. 16 on PBS.
Masterpiece: Magpie Murders season 1 premieres Oct. 16 on PBS.
Masterpiece: Miss Scarlet and the Duke season 2 premieres Oct. 16 on PBS.
Masters of Illusion season 9 premieres mid-season on The CW.
The Midnight Club season 1 premieres Oct. 7 on Netflix.
The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers returns for season 2 Sept. 28 on Disney+.
A Million Little Things returns for season 5 on ABC in 2023.
The Missing season 1 premieres Nov. 10 on Peacock.
Mismatched returns for season 2 Oct. 14 on Netflix.
Mood season 1 of this miniseries premieres Nov. 6 on BBC America.
Murder in the Valleys season 1 premiered  Sept. 27 on Sundance Now.
My Life Is Murder season 3 premieres Oct. 10 on Acorn TV.
My Little Pony: Make Your Mark season 1 premiered Sept. 26 on Netflix.
The Mysterious Benedict Society season 2 premieres Oct. 26 on Disney+.
Nancy Drew returns for season 4 on The CW in 2023.
National Treasure: Edge of History season 1 premieres Dec. 14 on Disney+.
Next Level Chef returns for season 2 Feb. 12 on FOX (following the Super Bowl).
Night Court season 1 premieres mid-season on NBC.
Not Dead Yet season 1 premieres mid-season on ABC.
Notre-Dame season 1 (miniseries) premieres Oct. 19 on Netflix.
The Nutty Boy season 1 premieres Oct. 12 on Netflix.

Oddballs season 1 premieres Oct. 7 on Netflix.
Once Upon a Small Town season 1 airs Mondays through Wednesdays on Netflix.
One Of Us Is Lying season 1 premieres Oct. 20 on Peacock.
Oni: Thunder God’s Tale premieres Oct. 21 on Netflix.
Only for Love season 1 premiered Sept. 21 on Netflix.
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The Owl House returns for season 3 Oct. 15 on Disney.
Panhandle season 1 premiered Sept. 26 on Spectrum.
Paradise PD returns for season 4 Dec. 16 on Netflix.
Partners in Rhyme returns for season 2 Oct. 13 on ALLBLK.
The Patient season 1 airs Tuesdays on FX on HULU.
Pennyworth (The Origins of Batman’s Butler) returns for season 3 Oct. 6 on HBO Max.
The Peripheral season 1 premieres Oct. 21 on Prime Video.
Phantom Pups season 1 premiered Sept. 30 on Netflix.
Pitch Perfect: Bumper in Berlin season 1 premieres Nov. 23 on Peacock.
The Playlist season 1 (miniseries) premieres Oct. 13 on Netflix.
PokĂŠmon Ultimate Journeys: The Series premieres Oct. 21 on Netflix.
Pounding Instincts season 1 premieres Nov. 21 on Peacock.
Power Book III: Raising Kanan season 2 airs Sundays on Starz.
Prisma season 1 premiered Sept. 21 on Prime Video.
The Problem With Jon Stewart season 1 premieres Oct. 7 on Apple TV+.
Queen Sugar season 7 airs Tuesdays on OWN.
Queer for Fear (4-part documentary series) premiered Sept. 30 on Shudder.
Ramy season 3 premiered Sept. 30 on HULU.
The Real Housewives of Atlanta returns next spring/summer for season 15 on Bravo. It currently airs Sundays.
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The Real Housewives of New Jersey returns mid-season for season 13 on Bravo.
The Real Housewives of Orange County returns mid-season for season 17 on Bravo.
The Real Housewives of Potomac season 7 premieres Oct. 9 on Bravo.
The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City season 3 premiered Sept. 28 on Bravo.
Reasonable Doubt season 1 premiered Sept. 27 on HULU.
Reboot season 1 airs Tuesdays on HULU.
Recipe for Disaster season 1 of this competition/cooking show premieres mid-season on The CW.
Recipes for Love and Murder season 1 airs Mondays on Acorn TV.
Reginald the Vampire season 1 premieres Oct. 5 on Syfy.
La Reina Del Sur returns Oct. 18 for season 3 on Telemundo.
El Rey, Vicente Fernandez season 1 premiered Sept. 14 on Netflix.
Reservation Dogs season 1 airs Wednesdays on FX on HULU.
Riverdale returns for season 7 (final season) mid-season on The CW.
Romantic Killer season 1 premieres Oct. 27 on Netflix.
Sago Mini Friends season 1 premiered Sept. 16 on Apple TV+.
The Santa Clauses season 1 premieres Nov. 16 on Disney+.
Santo season 1 premiered Sept. 16 on Netflix.
Saturday Night Live returns for season 48 Oct. 1 on NBC.
Saving Me season 1 premieres Oct. 1 on BYU TV.
SEAL Team season 6 airs Sundays on Paramount+.
Secret Celebrity Renovation returns for season 3 mid-season on CBS.
See season 3 airs Fridays on Apple TV+.
September Mornings season 1 premiered Sept. 23 on Prime Video.
The Serpent Queen season 1 airs Sundays on Starz.
Shantaram season 1 premieres Oct. 14 on Apple TV+.
Sherman’s Showcase season 2 premieres on AMC and IFC Oct. 26.
Sherwood season 1 premieres Oct. 4 on Britbox.
Sistas returns for season 5 Oct. 12 on BET.
Slumberkins season 1 premieres Nov. 4 on Apple TV+.
Snabba Cash season 2 premiered Sept. 22 on Netflix.
Snap season 1 premieres Dec. 22 on ALLBLK.
Spirit Rangers season 1 premieres Oct. 10 on Netflix
Star Trek: Discovery Our Site returns for season 5 sometime in 2023 on Paramount+.
Star Trek: Lower Decks Our Site season 2 airs Thursdays on Paramount+.
Star Trek: Picard Our Site returns for season 3 (final season) Feb. 16, 2023 on Paramount+.
Star Trek: Prodigy Our Site returns for season 2 Oct. 27 on Paramount+.
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Our Site returns for season 2 sometime in 2023 on Paramount+.
Star Wars: The Bad Batch returns for season 2 Jan. 4, 2023 on Disney+.
Step Up returns for season 3 Oct. 16 on Starz.
Stephen Colbert Presents Tooning Out the News returns for season 3 on Comedy Central.
Sumo Do, Sumo Don’t season 1 premieres Oct. 26 on Disney+.
Superfan season 1 of this competition show premieres mid-season on CBS.
Superman & Lois returns for season 3 mid-season on The CW.
The Suspect season 1 premieres Nov. 3 on AMC+ and Sundance Now.
Tales of the Jedi season 1 premieres Oct. 26 on Disney+.
Teletubbies season 1 premieres Nov. 14 on Netflix.
Tell Me Lies season 1 airs Wednesdays on HULU.
Thai Cave Rescue season 1 premiered Sept. 22 on Netflix.
That Girl Lay Lay season 2 airs Thursdays on Nickelodeon.
That’s My Jam returns for season 2 mid-season on NBC.
Tiger & Bunny returns for season 3 Oct. 7 on Netflix.
Tough As Nails returns to The CW for season 4 mid-season.
Transformers: Earthspark season 1 premieres Nov. 11 on Paramount+.
True Lies season 1 premieres mid-season on CBS.
Truth Be Told returns for season 3 later this year (rumored to be in October) on Apple TV+.
Tulsa King season 1 premieres Nov. 13 on Paramount+.
Under the Queen’s Umbrella season 1 premieres Oct. 15 on Netflix.
Vampire Academy season 1 airs Thursdays on Peacock.
Van der Valk returns for season 2 Sept. 25 on PBS.
Waffles + Mochi’s Restaurant season 1 premieres Oct. 17 on Netflix.
The Waiting Room returns for season 4 Oct. 8 on BET HER.
The Walking Dead returns for the second half of season 11 (final episodes) Oct. 2 on AMC.
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Willow season 1 premieres Nov. 30 on Disney+.
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Yellowstone season 5 premieres Nov. 13 on Paramount Network.
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Zatima season 1 premiered Sept. 29 on BET+.
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Mr. Hankey’s favorite episodes…

SEASON ONE

1 1-01 August 13, 1997 “Cartman Gets an Anal Probe” Cartman is visited repeatedly by aliens, who also take Ike.
2 1-02 August 20, 1997 “Weight Gain 4000” Kathie Lee visits to give Cartman an award, so he beefs up for TV.
3 1-03 August 27, 1997 “Volcano” While the gang are out hunting with Ned and Jimbo, avolcano starts to erupt.
4 1-04 September 3, 1997 “Big Gay Al’s Big Gay Boat Ride” When Stan finds out his dog is gay, he tries to change him; meanwhile, Chef wants Stan’s attention focused on the big football game.
5 1-05 September 10, 1997 “An Elephant Makes Love to a Pig” For a school project, the boys try to make a pig and an elephant mate; meanwhile, a giant clone of Stan wrecks the town.
106 Death Stan;s grandfather begs him to kill him, so Death visits; meanwhile, the town’s parents visit Washington DC to protest Terrence and Philip.
6 1-06 September 17, 1997 “Death”
7 1-07 October 29, 1997 “Pinkeye” (Halloween Special) The townspeople turn into zombies while the boys try to have fun trick-or-treating.
8 1-08 November 19, 1997 “Starvin’ Marvin” (Thanksgiving Special) The boys order a watch but instead get an Ethiopian boy; meanwhile, raging turkeys terrorize the town.
9 1-09 December 17, 1997 “Mr. Hankey, the Christmas Poo” (Christmas Special) Kyle, a Jew, feels left out at Christmas.
10 1-10 February 4, 1998 “Damien” (Cartman’s Birthday) The new boy in school tries to fit in while his father the devil gets ready to fight Jesus in the ring.
11 1-11 February 11, 1998 “Tom’s Rhinoplasty” (Valentine’s Day) Wendy is upset when Mr. Garrison leaves his job after getting plastic surgery and is replaced by an attractive substitute teacher.
12 1-12 February 18, 1998 “Mecha-Streisand” When the boys find a special triangle, Barbra Streisand schemes to get her hands on it so she can be the most powerful creature in the world.
13 1-13 February 25, 1998 “Cartman’s Mom is a Dirty Slut” Part 1, Cartman tries to find out who his real father is.

SEASON TWO

14 2-01 April 1, 1998 “Terrence and Phillip in Not Without My Anus” (Comedy Central’s April Fools Joke) Terrence and Philip try to save Celine Dion’s child from Saddam Hussein, who tries to take over Canada.
15 2-02 April 22, 1998 “Cartman’s Mom is Still a Dirty Slut” Part 2, Mr. Mackey is fired for losing drugs at school, so he really gets into drugs; meanwhile, Cartman finds out more about his mom than he wanted to.
16 2-03 May 20, 1998 “Chickenlover” Officer Barbrady has to admit he can’t read while someone goes around town screwing chickens.
17 2-04 May 27, 1998 “Ike’s Wee Wee” The boys freak when they find out that Kyle’s family is going to circumcise Ike, and Kyle is annoyed when he finds out that Ike is adopted.
18 2-05 June 3, 1998 “Conjoined Fetus Lady” The boys play dodge ball and go to the championships with Chef, while the townspeople try to make the school nurse feel better about her deformity.
19 2-06 June 10, 1998 “The Mexican Staring Frog of Southern Sri Lanka” The boys help Ned and Jimbo with their TV show, causing Jesus to be more competitive.
20 2-07 November 25, 2001 “City on the Edge of Forever (aka Flashbacks)” The school bus crashes.
21 2-08 June 24, 1998 “Summer Sucks” The townspeople search for ways to make this year’s 4th of July celebration exciting, since fireworks have been outlawed. Meanwhile, Mr. Hand is stolen and Cartman takes swimming lessons.
22 2-09 August 19, 1998 “Chef’s Chocolate Salty Balls” A film festival threatens Mr. Hankey.
23 2-10 August 26, 1998 “Chickenpox” When Kenny gets chickenpox, the parents of the other kids send Stan, Kyle, and Eric over to his house so they can get it “while they’re young”.
24 2-11 September 2, 1998 “Roger Ebert Should Lay Off The Fatty Foods” The children are brainwashed when they take a field trip to the local planetarium; meanwhile, Cartman tries out for a Cheesy Poofs commercial.
25 2-12 September 23, 1998 “Clubhouses” The boys compete to build clubhouses so they can play truth or dare with the girls.
26 2-13 September 30, 1998 “Cow Days” The town celebrates their annual cowdays, but they don’t anticipate that the giant wooden cow is going to affect the local cows in a strange way.
27 2-14 October 7, 1998 “Chef Aid” Chef is sued when he protests that Alanis Morrisette stole his song, so the boys go to celebrities that Chef knew to raise money for his legal fees.
28 2-15 October 28, 1998 “Spooky Fish” Stan’s Aunt Flo brings him a pet fish that kills people; when the kids investigate, they find a doorway to a parallel universe.
29 2-16 December 9, 1998 “Merry Christmas Charlie Manson!” Cartman’s friends join him in Nebraska for his family holiday. Stan goes without permission and Cartman’s uncle busts out of jail with Charles Manson.
30 2-17 December 16, 1998 “Gnomes (aka Underpants Gnomes)” The gang has to work with a jittery Tweek to write a paper for school and end up getting caught in the middle of a town fight against big corporations. All Tweek cares about is the Underpants Gnomes that keep stealing his underpants./td>
31 2-18 January 20, 1999 “Prehistoric Ice Man” Stan and the gang accidentally discover a man frozen from 1996. Mephisto wants to dissect him. Cartman just wants to be like his Australian hero.

SEASON THREE

32 3-01 April 7, 1999 “Rainforest Schmainforest” The boys are forced to take a trip to the rainforest with a dorky children’s choir, but they get lost. Kenny finds love with a girl from the group.
33 3-02 April 14, 1999 “Spontaneous Combustion” Stan’s father is asked by the mayor to find out why South Park residents are suddenly bursting into flames; meanwhile, the boys mix up “erection” with “resurrection” and think they have to crucify Cartman in order to save Kyle’s parents’ marriage.
34 3-03 April 21, 1999 “The Succubus (aka Chef’s Mama)” The Succubus Chef gets engaged to a woman that completely changes him, making the boys think that she might be evil.
35 3-04 June 16, 1999 “Jakovasaurs” The boys go camping and discover a strange species (that sounds and acts like Jar Jar Binks in “Phantom Menace”); the town helps to save the almost-extinct species but then wants to get rid of them because they’re so annoying–all except Cartman.
36 3-05 June 23, 1999 “Tweek vs. Craig” In shop class, the boys try to convince Tweek and Craig to fight each other; meanwhile, their new shop teacher can’t forget his dead fiancĂŠ.
July 1, 1999 The South Park Movie: Bigger, Longer, and Uncut The gang goes to the Terrence and Philip movie, “Asses of Fire”, which is full of profanity. The parents and other adults gang together to protest, which results in a World War against Canada, the possible execution of Terrence and Philip, and the coming to earth of gay lovers Satan and Saddam Hussein.
37 3-06 July 7, 1999 “Sexual Harrasment Panda” The school brings in a sexual harrassment panda to teach the children about the subject, but it results in everyone suing each other.
38 3-07 July 14, 1999 “Cat Orgy” Cartman fights Stan’s sister.
39 3-08 July 21, 1999 “Two Guys Naked in a Hot Tub” The adults have a millenium party but Stan is stuck with the geeky kids; meanwhile, the ATF thinks the party is a bunch of cultists about to commit suicide.
40 3-09 July 28, 1999 “Jewbilee” Kyle takes Kenny with him and Ike to Jew Scouts camp, where they meet Moses and a bear.
41 3-10 October 27, 1999 “Korn’s Groovy Pirate Ghost Mystery” While the gang try to figure out how to scare the 5th graders, the group Korn visits for a Halloween concert.
42 3-11 November 3, 1999 “Chinpokomon” The gang get brainwashed by Japanese toy manufacturers who want to use their toys to take over the US.
43 3-12 November 10, 1999 “Hooked on Monkey Phonics” Two home school kids start to interact with the local kids and learn South Park social skills. Cartman decides he wants to be home-schooled, too.
44 3-13 November 17, 1999 “Starvin’ Marvin in Space!” Starvin’ Marvin rescues his people with the aid of aliens from another galaxy.
45 3-14 November 24, 1999 “The Red Badge of Gayness (aka War)” Cartman the drunken townspeople to take their civil war re-enactment out to the real battlefields so the south can win–and he can make Stan and Kyle his slaves.
46 3-15 December 1, 1999 “Mr. Hankey’s Christmas Classics” Mr. Hankey hosts a musical Christmas special that spoofs many classic Xmas shows, including Frosty the Snowman, Perry Como specials and the 1978 Star Wars Christmas Special. “Christmas in Hell” may be my favorite!
47 3-16 December 29, 1999 “Are You There, God? It’s Me, Jesus” Cartman and the gang think they got their period. Jesus tries to get his father to make a big new year’s appearance.
48 3-17 January 12, 2000 “Worldwide Recorder Concert (aka The Brown Noise)” Mr. Garrison visits his family when the class takes a field trip to Arkansas.

SEASON FOUR

49 4-01 April 5, 2000 “The Tooth Fairy’s Tats 2000” The gang learn that there’s no tooth fairy but get the idea to steal other kid’s tooth fairy money.
50 4-02 April 12, 2000 “Cartman’s Silly Hate Crime 2000” Cartman goes to jail for throwing a rock at Token; will the gang be able to win the big sledding contest against the girls without him?
51 4-03 April 19, 2000 “Timmy! 2000” The new retarded boy, Timmy, is diagnosed with ADD; soon the rest of the boys are, too. Timmy joins a band that pisses off Phil Collins.
52 4-04 April 26, 2000 “Quintuplets 2000”
53 4-05 June 21, 2000 “Cartman Joins NAMBLA” Cartman thinks he’s too mature for his friends so he goes online to find new ones. Kenny tries to stop his parents from having another child.
54 4-06 June 28, 2000 “Cherokee Hair Tampons” Kyle gets a fatal kidney disease so Stan tries to save him. The parents fall for a fake holistic peddler.
55 4-07 July 5, 2000 “Chef Goes Nanners” Chef declares the town’s flag racist. The schoolchildren must decide whether it is or not. Cartman and Wendy share an unexpected attraction.
56 4-08 July 12, 2000 “Something You Can Do With Your Finger (aka Fingerbang)” Cartman decides to start a boy band.
57 4-09 July 19, 2000 “Do The Handicapped Go To Hell?” Satan is dismayed to find that Saddam is back and trying to get back into his life. The boys worry that they will go to Hell.
58 4-10 July 26, 2000 “Probably” Cartman becomes a preacher to the South Park children while Satan tries to decide between his new lover and Saddam.
59 4-11 November 8, 2000 “Fourth Grade” The gang go to the next grade, which they don’t like. Meanwhile, their new teacher tries to track down Mr. Garrison.
60 4-12 November 15, 2000 “Trapper Keepers” A robot from the future wants Cartman’s new trapper keeper.
61 4-13 November 22, 2000 “Helen Keller! The Musical” The kids have to put on a show and want it to be spectacular. Timmy befriends a scrawny turkey.
62 4-14 November 29, 2000 “Pip (aka Great Expectations)”
63 4-15 December 6, 2000 “Fat Camp” Cartman is sent to a fat camp while the other boys get Kenny to eat disgusting things for big money.
64 4-16 December 13, 2000 “The Wacky Molestation Adventure” The kids get their parents sent to jail and take over the town.
65 4-17 December 20, 2000 “A Very Crappy Christmas” The kids try to cheer up Mr. Hankey and then have their own animated special.

SEASON FIVE

66 5-01 June 20, 2001 “It Hits the Fan” A mysterious plague comes to the earth because of the word shit being used too much on television.
67 5-02 June 27, 2001 “Cripple Fight” Big Gay Al gets thrown out of scouts and Timmy fights with another crippled kid that everyone seems to like better.
68 5-03 July 4, 2001 “Super Best Friends” The boys get into a cult run by magician David Blaine. The only ones to stop them from the mass suicide are Super Best Friends: Jesus, Buddha, Moses, et al.
69 5-04 July 11, 2001 “Scott Tenorman Must Die” Cartman has a rivalry with another kid.
70 5-05 July 18, 2001 “Terrance and Phillip: Behind the Blow” The boys promise to get Terrance and Phillip to appear at Earth Day festivities, but the duo have broken up.
71 5-06 July 25, 2001 “Cartmanland” Cartman inherits one million dollars, and Kyle starts to question whether he should go on living in a world where Cartman is happy.
72 5-07 August 1, 2001 “Proper Condom Use” The adults decide that the 4th graders should learn sex education because they are masturbating dogs for fun, but Mr. Mackey and Ms. Chokesondick are not experienced enough to teach them about it.
73 5-08 August 8, 2001 “Towelie” The boys get a new video game system and get hooked. They meet Towelie, a mascot, and get caught up in a power struggle with secret government agencies.
74 5-09 November 7, 2001 “Osama Bin Laden Has Farty Pants” The boys send money to Afghanistan and get a box in return, leading the government to investigate. The boys stowaway on a government plane to return the goat and end up fighting with Osama.
75 5-10 November 14, 2001 “How To Eat With Your Butt” Cartman puts Kenny’s face on a milk carton with his own butt as Kenny’s face, but then some butt-faced people appear in town to see if Kenny is their long-lost child, so Cartman laughs so hard that he loses his ability to laugh. Butters keeps getting in trouble for making faces.
76 5-11 November 21, 2001 “The Entity (aka The Ginger Device)” Mr. Garrison decides to build his own transportation device because of horrible airline service and inconvenience. It works great, even if it does require homosexual-like sexual behavior to run it, and it makes him very successful. Kyle’s annoying nerdy cousin comes to visit and drives Kyle crazy, so Kyle tries to get rid of him.
77 5-12 November 28, 2001 “Here Comes The Neighborhood” Token, the rich (black) kid in town, is not happy with being different from the other kids, so he invites other rich people to move there and it becomes like the next Aspen (all of the rich people are black celebrities). The townspeople go up in arms to stop their town from changing and being taken over by the “richers”.
78 5-13 December 5, 2001 “Kenny Dies” Cartman finds a crashed truck with aborted fetuses and figures out a way to sell stem cells to get rich. Stan and Kyle have to deal with the fact that Kenny is going to die from a terminal disease.
79 5-14 December 12, 2001 “Butters’ Very Own Episode” Butters looks forward to his annual anniversary dinner with his parents but ends up accidentally outing his father. He gets lost when his mother tries to drown him in a fit of depression, and he has to find his way back home through some horrible places in the city. Meanwhile, his parents become local celebrities like the Ramseys as people think Butters is just missing and his mother tries to hide what happened by blaming it on “Some Puerto Rican guy”.

SEASON SIX

80 6-01 March 6, 2002 “Jared has Aides” Because of seeing Jared in Subway ads, the boys decide to have Butters lose weight so they can be rich and famous like Jared, so they get sponsored by the local Chinese restaurant. Butters gains weight instead, so his parents ground him. Jared comes to town and shareshis weight loss secret that he has “aides” (meaning personal trainers), shocking everyone who thinks he has AIDS and is advocating it to all.
81 6-02 March 13, 2002 “Asspen” The boys’ parents go on a trip to Aspen where they have to listen to a timeshare sales pitch which ends up taking over their whole vacation. The boys learn to ski and are surrounded by teens from a bad 80’s-style movie where Stan is forced to race against the local tough guy.
82 6-03 March 20, 2002 “Freak Strike” The kids figure out that talk shows like to have people with deformities as guests, so they make Butters look like he’s got testicles on his chin in order to win prize money from the shows. They find there’s a whole group of freaks that make the talk show circuit, and they take Butters in as one of their own and decide to go on strike. When Butters wins the prize, a trip to a Putt-Putt golf course that the other boys can’t benefit from, Cartman goes on a talk show with his mother as an “out of control” child so that he can win, too.
83 6-04 March 27, 2002 “Fun With Veal” The boys visit a ranch and learn that cute baby cows are going to be slaughtered, so they abduct them and hide them in Stan’s room, which results in a hostage situation.
84 6-05 April 3, 2002 “The New Terrance and Phillip Movie Trailer” The kids force themselves to watch a bad kids’ show (where Russell Crowe travels around the world beating people up) in order to see the new trailer for Terrance and Phillip’s movie, but they keep getting interrupted and having to move around town to different TV’s. Chef can’t figure out how to use his new TV and it ends up turning into a robot and walking around town smashing things.
85 6-06 April 10, 2002 “Professor Chaos” The boys decide to fire Butters as their new best friend and hold auditions for another one. Butters decides to become an evil super-villain named Professor Chaos and destroy the world.
86 6-07 June 26, 2002 “The Simpsons Already Did It” Cartman buys sea-men (like sea-monkeys), thinking they will be something cool, and is disappointed in what he gets, so the kids pour them into the teacher’s coffee. She dies, and the news says that semen was found in her stomach, so they think they will be held responsible. They go to the lab where she is being autopsied and steal the semen, then hide it back in Cartman’s fish tank, where it grows into a real civilization. Meanwhile, Professor Chaos still tries to destroy the world but finds that all of his ideas have already been done by The Simpsons.
87 6-08 July 3, 2002 “Red Hot Catholic Love Church” Attendance is down because of the Catholic priest scandals, so Priest Maxi travels to the Vatican for guidance. He finds that all of the priests are pedophiles and ruled by a giant spider. The children are interviewed by counselors to find out if they have been molested, but instead they wonder why someone may want to stick something up their butt. Cartman thinks that maybe people can shove food in their butts and crap out their mouths, so he tries it. Meanwhile, all of the townspeople become atheists and soon they are also following Cartman’s example.
88 6-09 July 10, 2002 “Free Hat” The boys get upset to find out that their favorite movies are being re-released with changes in them, so they try to get a movement going, where they give out free hats to get people to join, but people are more interested in freeing a serial baby-killer named Hat. The boys end up facing the Wrath of Lucas and Spielberg as they try to steal the only original copy of “Raiders of the Lost Ark”.
89 6-10 July 17, 2002 “Bebe’s Boobs Destroy Society” BeBe wants plastic surgery to get her breasts reduced because the boys revert to cavemen whenever Bebe is around and fight, and the girls suddenly have turned on her. The boys almost destroy the town and themselves.
90 6-11 July 24, 2002 “Child Abduction Is Not Funny” News reports scare the parents of the town that their children are not safe from abductors, so they hire the guy who runs City Wok to build a big wall like the one China has. He tries but has to constantly fend off Mongol hordes. The parents send their children away to protect them from each other, so the children are adopted by the Mongolians.
91 6-12 November 6, 2002 “A Ladder to Heaven” The boys try to return a winning ticket to get tons of candy, only to find that Kenny was the one holding the ticket. They break into his house to find it. Cartman makes cocoa from some powder (Kenny’s ashes) and ends up being possessed by the spirit of Kenny. The boys try to build a ladder to heaven so they can ask Kenny where the ticket is. The adults find out about the ladder, it becomes a national focal point for sympathy, and the government uses it as an excuse to start a war with Saddam.
92 6-13 November 13, 2002 “The Return of the Lord of the Rings to the Two Towers” Stan’s parents realize they accidentally put a raunchy porn video into the Lord of the Rings box, which they lent to Butters’ parents. Butters sees some of the video and acts strangely. The other boys get the video and try to take it back to the store before the older kids can get it, playing like they are on a Lord of the Rings-like quest. A very funny takeoff on Lord of the Rings and funny even to those who haven’t seen it!
93 6-14 November 20, 2002 “The Death Camp of Tolerance” Mr. Garrison is sent back to the 4th grade and learns that if he gets fired for being gay, he can sue for a lot of money. So he tries everything he can think of to get in trouble, including inviting “Mr. Slave” to class and inserting a gerbil up his butt. When the children try to complain to the parents, they are sent to a tolerance camp that’s run like a Nazi concentration camp. Meanwhile, the gerbil tries to get out of Mr. Slave and his is a strange subplot.
94 6-15 November 27, 2002 “The Biggest Douche in the Universe” Cartman is dying because of Kenny’s soul, so Chef and the boys take him to see John Edwards. They are disappointed in him except for Kyle, who freaks out at the idea that his grandma is watching him, so he runs off to join Jewleeard. Chef and Mrs. Cartman take Cartman to Scotland so Chef’s folks can use voodoo to get Kenny out, while Stan tries to convince Kyle and other people that Edwards is a fake (just a big douche).
95 6-16 December 4, 2002 “My Future Self ‘n’ Me” Stan’s parents hire an actor, from a corporation that specializes in getting kids off drugs, to pretend to be Stan’s wasted future self. Instead, Stan turns the tables on his parents, with the help of Cartman, who has started a new business to help people wreak revenge. Butters also gets a future self and uses Cartman’s services for his parents.
96 6-17 December 11, 2002 “Red Sleigh Down” Cartman tries to be really good before Christmas so he won’t get on the “naughty” list. He gets the idea to bring Christmas to the children of Iraq, so he enlists Mr. Hankey’s aid, and Mr. Hankey gets the boys in touch with Santa. Santa is shot down over Iraq, so Jesus and the boys must try to save him, and Christmas.

SEASON SEVEN

97 7-01 March 19, 2003 “Cancelled” The boys (including Kenny) have deja vu when an alien satellite dish comes out of Cartman’s ass. They are abducted by aliens and find out that Earth is a huge reality show. Then they find out it’s been canceled so they must convince the network aliens not to cancel it.
98 7-02 March 26, 2003 “Krazy Kripples” Timmy and Jimmy start a gang called “The Crips” (people who are crippled from birth) in reaction to all of the attention that Christopher Reeve is getting. They get involved with the real Crips and help kill some Bloods. They find that this is not the kind of gang they wantd to be involved with.
99 7-03 April 2, 2003 “Toilet Paper” The boys get into much more trouble than you might imagine after they TP a teacher’s house. Kyle has tremendous guilt from what they did, and the adults act as if they killed someone or something. Cartman threatens to kill Kyle if he confesses.
100 7-04 April 9, 2003 “I’m A Little Bit Country”
101 7-05 April 16, 2003 “Fat Butt and Pancake Head” Cartman makes his hand look like a Jennifer Lopez wanna-be. Much to Kyle’s disgust, Cartman’s hand gets a lot of attention, praise, and money. Eventually, Cartman, too is disgusted when the hand seems to have its own mind and gets attention from Ben Affleck.
102 7-06 April 23, 2003 “Lil’ Crime Stoppers” The boys play junior detective and solve some cases, so the police make them junior detectives and assign them real cases, which result in many deaths. Meanwhile, Butters learns to masturbate.
103 7-07 April 30, 2003 “Red Man’s Greed” The casino Indians buy up the town to make way for a new highway. The kids try to put a stop to it while the adults give in.
104 7-08 October 22, 2003 “South Park is Gay!” The people of South Park catch the metrosexual trend, trying to look as gay as they can. Meanwhile, Mr. Garrison tries to stop the Queer Eye guys, who are really Crab People.
105 7-09 October 29, 2003 “Christian Rock Hard” Cartman becomes a Christian rock star. Kyle and the others try to get their own band together, but instead get arrested for downloading music from the internet.
106 7-10 November 5, 2003 “Grey Dawn” Old people take revenge when their driver’s licenses and other rights are taken away, after one too many driving accidents.
107 7-11 November 12, 2003 “Casa Bonita” Cartman arranges for Butters to go missing in order to take his place when Kyle invites him to go to a Mexican-style Disneyland. Cartman convinces Butters that a meteor has wiped out almost all of humanity.
108 7-12 November 19, 2003 “All About the Mormons?” After Stan is forced to fight a Mormon boy, he becomes fascinated by his nice family but ultimately realizes that they are pretty dumb.
109 7-13 December 3, 2003 “Butt Out” The boys take up smoking after viewing a totally lame anti-smoking presentation at their school.
110 7-14 December 10, 2003 “Raisins” Wendy breaks up with Stan, so he tries to win her back; Butters falls for a waitress at a Hooters-like restaurant.
111 7-15 December 17, 2003 “It’s Christmas in Canada”

SEASON EIGHT

112 8-01 March 17, 2004 “Good Times With Weapons”
113 8-02 March 24, 2004 “Up the Down Steroid” Competition is fierce in a special olympics-type game, where Jimmy takes steroids to get an edge and Cartman has to convince the committee that he’s handicapped.
114 8-03 March 31, 2004 “The Passion of the Jew”
115 8-04 April 7, 2004 “You Got F*cked in the Ass” Stan has to put a team of dancers together to compete against an orange county school. Butters won’t help because of a tragic incident in his past.
116 8-05 April 14, 2004 “AWESOM-O” Things get out of hand when Cartman dresses up like a robot to get Butters’ secrets to use against him–the government and Hollywood both want the robot for their own uses.
117 8-06 April 21, 2004 “The Jeffersons” Michael Jackson and his family move into town, attracting all the children with his toys and animals. The kids feel sorry for his children, while Cartman wants to be his best friend, and the local police want to frame him because he is rich and black.
118 8-07 April 28, 2004 “Goobacks” People from the future arrive and take jobs that nobody wants, which leads to a big fight over how crowded the town has become and how they are taking everyone’s jobs.
119 8-08 October 27, 2004 “Douche and Turd” The school has to vote for a new mascot after PETA protests their use of a cow. Much to Kyle’s dismay, his argument with Cartman ends up making it an election between a giant Douche and a giant Turd.
120 8-09 November 3, 2004 “Something Wall-Mart This Way Comes” The evil Wall-Mart comes to town and lures everyone (including Cartman) with its spell and low prices; Stan and Kyle work to break the spell and save the town, which is losing all of its other businesses.
121 8-10 November 10, 2004 “Pre-School”
122 8-11 November 17, 2004 “Quest for Ratings”
123 8-12 December 1, 2004 “Stupid Spoiled Whore Video Playset” Wendy tries to be like the other girls, who emulate Paris Hilton and dress like sluts.
124 8-13 December 8, 2004 “Cartman’s Incredible Gift” Cartman gets a head injury, which leads people to think he is psychic, so he helps the police solve crimes; this gets him in trouble with other psychics when he won’t join them.
125 8-14 December 15, 2004 “Woodland Critter Christmas” Stan helps forest creatures to build a manger for their lord, but he discovers they work for Satan.

SEASON NINE

126 9-01 March 9, 2005 “Mr. Garrison’s Fancy New Vagina” Mr. Garrison gets a sex-change operation, so other town folk get plastic surgery, too; including Kyle, who wants to play basketball.
127 9-02 March 16, 2005 “Die Hippie, Die” Cartman tries to get rid of the hippie problem in town, but no one takes him seriously until drastic measures are needed.
128 9-03 March 23, 2005 “Wing” The boys become agents to make money; when their client Token is wooed away by another agent, they get another singer in order to beat that agent.
129 9-04 March 30, 2005 “Best Friends Forever” Kenny dies and goes to heaven, where he has to beat the evil on his new PSP.
130 9-05 April 6, 2004 “The Losing Edge” The boys goes to desperate measures to lose their baseball games so they can have their free time back. Meanwhile, Stan’s dad picks fight with the other dads in the stands.
131 9-06 April 13, 2005 “The Death of Eric Cartman” When the others start ignoring him, Cartman thinks he is dead and that Butters is the only one who can see him. Butters thinks Cartman is haunting him and fears he will be put away for being crazy.
132 9-07 April 20, 2005 “Erection Day” Jimmy wants to compete in the school’s talent contest, but first he has to get rid of his recent problem of sudden erections.
133 9-08 October 19, 2005 “Two Days Before the Day After Tomorrow” When the nearby town of Beaverton is flooded from a beaver dam breaking, a national emergency is called; the adults fear the global warming crisis, while the kids try to get the disaster victims some help.
134 9-09 October 26, 2005 “Marjorine” Butters pretends to be a girl in order to spy on the girls for the other boys and learn the secret of their future-predicting device.
135 9-10 November 2, 2005 “Follow That Egg” The kids have to carry around eggs so they can learn how to be parents; meanwhile, Mr. Garrison wants to stop the local gay marriage bill from being signed so that Mr. Slave can’t marry his new boyfriend.
136 9-11 November 9, 2005 “Ginger Kids” Cartman builds local fear of red-headed kids but then ends up joining them and starting a pro-red-headed movement.
137 9-12 November 16, 2005 “Trapped in the Closet” Stan joins the Scientologists, who think he is the second coming of their founder, L. Ron Hubbard; this causes Tom Cruise to go into Stan’s closet and not come out, no matter how much they beg him to.
138 9-13 November 30, 2005 “Free Willzyx” The kids are conned into thinking that a whale needs their help to go back to the moon, so they get a rocket-ship in order to send him there.
139 9-14 December 7, 2005 “Bloody Mary” Stan’s dad decides he is an alcoholic, so he goes to the local statue of the Virgin Mary, which is bleeding out of its ass, to get healed.

SEASON TEN

140 10-01 March 22, 2006 “The Return of Chef” Chef returns after going missing, but he has been brain-washed by a child molesting cult, so the boys work to save him.
141 10-02 March 29, 2006 “Smug Alert!” Cartman tries to get rid of the hippie problem in town, but no one takes him seriously until drastic measures are needed.
142 10-03 April 5, 2006 “Cartoon Wars, Part 1” Cartman and Kyle have an epic battle and cross-country chase in order to save or destroy “Family Guy”.
143 10-04 April 12, 2006 “Cartoon Wars, Part 2” Cartman goes to Hollywood to put a stop to “Family Guy”. He finds out that the show’s writers are manatees.
144 10-05 April 19, 2006 “A Million Little Fibers” Towelie kicks his drug habit and writes a book about it, but he can only do so if he pretends to be a man. When Oprah discovers he is really a towelie, the public turns on him.
145 10-06 April 26, 2006 “ManBearPig” The boys help Al Gore search for the Manbearpig, but he ends up trapping them in a cave, where Cartman thinks he’s found treasure.
146 10-07 May 3, 2006 “Tsst” Cartman’s mom can’t control him any more, so she gets TV’s Dog Whisperer to help her train him.
147 10-08 October 4, 2006 “Make Love, Not Warcraft” The boys save the world by playing Warcraft and defeating a renegade player.
148 10-09 October 11, 2006 “Mystery of the Urinal Deuce” The school searches for clues about who left a piece of crap in the urinal; meanwhile, Kyle gets blamed for 9/11, thanks to Cartman.
149 10-10 October 18, 2006 “Miss Teacher Bangs a Boy” Kyle finds out that his brother is having an affair with his teacher.
150 10-11 October 25, 2006 “Hell on Earth 2006” Satan wants to throw a big party for Halloween.
151 10-12 November 1, 2006 “Go, God. Go! Part II” Cartman can’t wait for the new Wii to come out, so he has Butters freeze him for a few weeks. However, he ends up in the future instead.
152 10-13 November 8, 2006 “Go God Go XII” Cartman gets embroiled in futuristic politics where they are having war between atheist factions; he only wants to get his Wii to work.
153 10-14 November 15, 2006 “Stanley’s Cup” In order to get his bike back, Stan must coach a Pee Wee hocky team.

SEASON ELEVEN

154 11-01 March 7, 2007 “With Apologies to Jesse Jackson” Randy gets in trouble for saying the N word, while Cartman gets in trouble for laughing at a midget but doesn’t care.
155 11-02 March 14, 2007 “Cartman Sucks” Butters’ father sends him to a gay conversion camp, while Cartman tries to get back a photo that might make him look gay.
156 11-03 March 21, 2007 “Lice Capades” The boys try to figure out which classmate to blame for them having lice, while we see the trials of a whole lice civilization in Clyde’s hair.
157 11-04 March 28, 2007 “The Snuke” Cartman gets paranoid about a new muslim classmate being a terrorist, which leads to a 24 spoof.
158 11-05 April 4, 2007 “Fantastic Easter Special” When questioning what bunnies have to do with Easter, Stan inadvertently stumbles onto a mass secret conspiracy, similar to the one in The Da Vinci code.
159 11-06 April 11, 2007 “D-Yikes” After the boys hire Mexicans to write their essays, Ms. Garrison becomes a lesbian and helps defend a lesbian bar from Persian takeover.
160 11-07 April 18, 2007 “Night of the Living Homeless” Homeless people who act like zombies take over the town.
161 11-08 October 3, 2007 “Le Petit Tourette” Cartman pretends to have Tourette’s syndrome, but Kyle is the one who gets in trouble when he tries to tell everyone that Cartman is lying.
162 11-09 October 10, 2007 “More Crap” Randy competes with Bono over who passes the world’s largest bowel movement.
163 11-10 October 17, 2007 “Imaginationland (1)” The gang chases a leprechuan, who warns of a terrorist attack. Cartman insists that Kyle suck his balls to pay off a bet they made. The boys go to Imaginationland, which is attacked by terrorists. They hold Butters hostage and release evil imaginary characters on the world.
164 11-11 October 24, 2007 “Imaginationland: Episode II” The boys try to help the government save Imaginationland with a Stargate-like device as Butters is declare the one true hero who will save them all.
165 11-12 October 31, 2007 “Imaginationland: Episode III” Good and evil prepares to do battle in Imaginationland as Butters learns how to use his powers to save the world.
166 11-13 November 7, 2007 “Guitar Queer-o” Kyle and Stan compete over Guitar Hero.
167 11-14 November 14, 2007 “The List” Kyle gets depressed when the girls name him as the ugliest boy in school, which leads him to try to burn down the school.

SEASON TWELVE

168 12-01 March 12, 2008 “Tonsil Trouble” Cartman gets AIDS and gives it to Kyle. They have to visit Magic Johnson to get the cure.
169 12-02 March 19, 2008 “Britney’s New Look” When Britney Spears visits South Park, the boys try to get pictures of her to make money; she shoots herself in the head, so they have to help her get away from the papparazzi.
170 12-03 March 26, 2008 “Major Boobage” The boys learn about drugs, so Kenny gets addicated to sniffing cat urine (“cheesing”) because it takes him to a fantasy world with a large-breasted woman. This leads to the banning of cats, and Randy getting back into “cheesing” as well.
171 12-04 April 2, 2008 “Canada on Strike” Canadians go on strike and demand money from the internet. The boys get upset that Terrance and Phillip are not making new episodes, so they try to make money on the net themselves.
172 12-05 April 9, 2008 “Eek, A Penis!” Mr. Garrison tries to get his penis back while Cartman teaches a Mexican class how to cheat.
173 12-06 April 16, 2008 “Over Logging” The people in South park run out of internet, so Stan’s family heads to California to find more internet. Eventually, Kyle fixes the internet.
174 12-07 April 23, 2008 “Super Fun Time” The boys are taken hostage while on a field trip to Pioneer Village; Cartman and Butters help save everyone while holding hands.
175 12-08 October 8, 2008 “The China Problem” The boys want to have Lucas and Spielberg arrested for raping Indiana Jones, while Cartman worries that the Chinese are invading.
176 12-09 October 15, 2008 “Breast Cancer Show Ever” Cartman is worried when Wendy plans to beat him up for making fun of her during her presentation about breast cancer.
177 12-10 October 22, 2008 “Pandemic (1)” The boys start a Preuvian flute band but wind up in trouble with the government and have to go to Peru to stop any more bands from coming to the U.S. Their efforts don’t stop the giant guinea pigs from invading.
178 12-11 October 29, 2008 “Pandemic (2): The Startling” Stans family tries to avoid the giant guina pigs. The boys escape Peru and learn that the head of Homeland Security is an alien giant guinea pig who is behind the invasion. Only Craig can save the day.
179 12-12 November 5, 2008 “About Last Night…” Chaos ensues when Obama wins the election, which is the perfect cover for he, Michelle and McCain to pull of a big jewel heist.
180 12-13 November 8, 2008 “Elementary School Musical” The boys get annoyed at how popular “High School Musical” is to everyone in school. Stan is jealous that singer Bridon might steal Wendy, so he helps him become a basketball player.
181 12-14 November 19, 2008 “The Ungroundable” Butters thinks that some kids are real vampires, and then he becomes one, too. The goth kids get annoyed that the vampire kids are stealing their coolness.

SEASON THIRTEEN

182 13-01 March 11, 2009 “The Ring” Kenny takes his new girlfriend, Tammy, to a Jonas Brothers’ concert, hoping to get sex, but instead she gets a purity ring. The Jonas Brothers hand them out because their evil boss, Mickey Mouse, wants them to do it as a cover for his selling sex to little girls.
183 13-02 March 18, 2009 “The Coon” Cartman gets annoyed when he poses as superhero The Coon, but nobody cares. He tries to find out who the other superhero is, the popular Mysterion.
184 13-03 March 25, 2009 “Margaritaville” The townspeople try to deal with the failing economy. Kyle tries to help them out. Stan tries to return a Margarita-making machine.
185 13-04 April 1, 2009 “Eat, Pray, Queef” Women fart from their vaginas, and it becomes a world-wide feminist sensation, causing men to be disgusted and outraged.
186 13-05 April 8, 2009 “Fishsticks” Jimmy writes a popular joke, but Cartman tries to take credit for it. The joke causes Kanye West to do crazy things.
187 13-06 April 15, 2009 “Pinewood Derby” Randy uses sophisticated technology to help Stadn wijn a race, which leads to an alien being holding them hostage.
188 13-07 April 22, 2009 “Fatbeard” Cartman convinces most of the boys to join Somalian pirates; they are disappointed that they aren’t like the pirates they’ve seen in movies, but Cartman manages to make them over into those type of pirates anyway.
189 13-08 October 7, 2009 “Dead Celebrities” Ike sees dead people, so the boys have to help Michael Jackson and the other dead celebrities move on to the next world.
190 13-09 October 14, 2009 “Butters’ Bottom Bitch” Butters starts his own business selling girls’ kisses, modeling it after what he learns from pimps.
191 13-10 October 21, 2009 “W.T.F.” The gang makes their own wrestling shows, angering their school’s wrestling coach.
192 13-11 October 28, 2009 “Whale Whores” Stan tries to stop the Japanese from killing dolphins and whales.
193 13-12 November 4, 2009 “The F Word” The town is threatened by a group of bikers, who are labeled with a certain F word by the kids.
194 13-13 November 11, 2009 “Dances with Smurfs” Cartman takes over as morning announcements reader at the school, turning it into a trashy talk show; student body president Wendy tries to fight him over it.
195 13-14 November 18, 2009 “Pee” When too many boys pee in the water at the water park, the kids are sealed in as scientists try to figure out why the water has taken on a life of its own.

SEASON FOURTEEN

196 14-01 March 17, 2010 “Sexual Healing” Kyle, Kenny and Butters are diagnosed with sex addiction, so Kyle and Butters help Obama track down and kill the alien wizard responsible for men’s sex addiction.
197 14-02 March 24, 2010 “The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs” Disappointed by “A Catcher in the Rye,” the boys write an offensive book that causes everyone to vomit, yet it’s very successful and inspirational, resulting in Butters becoming famous and the other boys trying to get Sarah Jessica Parker killed.
198 14-03 March 31, 2010 “Medicinal Fried Chicken” The KFC turns into a medical marijuana dispensary, so Cartman sells KFC on the black market while Randy, trying to buy pot, grows large testicles.
199 14-04 April 7, 2010 “You Have 0 Friends” Kyle, Stan and the others learn the pitfalls of Facebook and eventually get dragged into the virtual world there.
200 14-05 April 14, 2010 “200” Tom Cruise and other celebrities threaten to sue the town over insults if they don’t let them meet Muhammad, the Super-Friend with magical goo, that they think will protect them from future insults; however, when the ginger kids threaten to blow up the town, the celebrities bring in Mecha-Streisand. Meanwhile, Cartman learns that he wasn’t told the truth about the identity of his father.
201 14-06 April 21, 2010 “201” The Super-Friends defeat Mecha-Streisand by having Krishna post as Neil Diamond to do a duet with her; meanwhile, Cartman learns that his real father was ginger Scott Tenorman’s father, former Denver Broncos player Jack Tenorman, whom he had tricked Scott into eating in a previous episode, and the boys help Tom Cruise find peace.
202 14-07 April 28, 2010 “Crippled Summer” The boys help Towelie get a job at a summer camp for children with mental and physical disabilities (attended by Jimmy and Timmy), in order to kick his drug habit; he eventually gets clean and reunites with his family, while Jimmy defeats the camp bully.
203 14-08 October 6, 2010 “Poor and Stupid”
204 14-09 October 13, 2010 “It’s a Jersey Thing”
205 14-10 October 20, 2010 “Insheeption”
206 14-11 October 27, 2010 “Coon 2: Hindsight”
207 14-12 November 3, 2010 “Mysterion Rises”
208 14-13 November 10, 2010 “Coon vs. Coon & Friends”
209 14-14 November 17, 2010 “Crème Fraiche”

SEASON FIFTEEN

210 15-01 April 27, 2011 “HUMANCENTiPAD”
211 15-02 May 4, 2011 “Funnybot”
212 15-03 May 11, 2011 “Royal Pudding”
213 15-04 May 18, 2011 “T.M.I.”
214 15-05 May 25, 2011 “Crack Baby Athletic Association”
215 15-06 June 1, 2011 “City Sushi”
216 15-07 June 8, 2011 “You’re Getting Old”
217 15-08 October 5, 2011 “Ass Burgers”
218 15-09 October 12, 2011 “The Last of the Meheecans”
219 15-10 October 19, 2011 “Bass to Mouth”
220 15-11 October 26, 2011 “Broadway Bro Down”
221 15-12 November 2, 2011 “1%”
222 15-13 November 9, 2011 “A History Channel Thanksgiving”
223 15-14 November 16, 2011 “The Poor Kid”

SEASON SIXTEEN

224 16-01 March 14, 2012 “Reverse Cowgirl”
225 16-02 March 21, 2012 “Cash for Gold”
226 16-03 March 28, 2012 “Faith Hilling”
227 16-04 April 4, 2012 “Jewpacabra”
228 16-05 April 11, 2012 “Butterballs”
229 16-06 April 18, 2012 “I Should Have Never Gone Ziplining”
230 16-07 April 25, 2012 “Cartman Finds Love”
231 16-08 September 26, 2012 “Sarcastaball”
232 16-09 October 3, 2012 “Raising the Bar”
233 16-10 October 10, 2012 “Insecurity”
234 16-11 October 17, 2012 “Going Native”
235 16-12 October 24, 2012 “A Nightmare on Face Time”
236 16-13 October 31, 2012 “A Scause for Applause”
237 16-14 November 7, 2012 “Obama Wins!”

SEASON SEVENTEEN

238 17-01 September 25, 2013 “Let Go, Let Gov”
239 17-02 October 2, 2013 “Informative Murder Porn”
240 17-03 October 9, 2013 “World War Zimmerman”
241 17-04 October 23, 2013 “Goth Kids 3: Dawn of the Posers”
242 17-05 October 30, 2013 “Taming Strange”
243 17-06 November 6, 2013 “Ginger Cow”
244 17-07 November 13, 2013 “The Black Friday Trilogy”
245 17-08 November 30, 2013 “A Song of Ass and Fire”
246 17-09 December 4, 2013 “Titties and Dragons”
247 17-10 December 11, 2013 “The Hobbit”

SEASON EIGHTEEN

248 18-01 September 24, 2014 “Go Fund Yourself”
249 18-02 October 1, 2014 “Gluten Free Ebola”
250 18-03 October 8, 2014 “The Cissy”
251 18-04 October 15, 2014 “Handicar”
252 18-05 October 29, 2014 “The Magic Bush”
253 18-06 November 5, 2014 “Freemium Isn’t Free”
254 18-07 November 12, 2014 “Grounded Vindaloop”
255 18-08 November 19, 2014 “Cock Magic”
256 18-09 December 3, 2014 “#rehash”
257 18-10 December 10, 2014 “#HappyHolograms”

SEASON NINETEEN

258 19-01 September 16, 2015 “Stunning and Brave”
259 19-02 September 23, 2015 “Where My Country Gone?”
260 19-03 September 30, 2015 “The City Part of Town”
261 19-04 October 14, 2015 “You’re Not Yelping”
262 19-05 October 21, 2015 “Safe Space”
263 19-06 October 28, 2015 “Tweek x Craig”
264 19-07 November 11, 2015 “Naughty Ninjas”
265 19-08 November 18, 2015 “Sponsored Content”
266 19-09 December 2, 2015 “Truth and Advertising”
267 19-10 December 9, 2015 “PC Principal Final Justice”

SEASON TWENTY

268 20-01 September 14, 2016 “Member Berries”
269 20-02 September 21, 2016 “Skank Hunt”
270 20-03 September 28, 2016 “The Damned”
271 20-04 October 12, 2016 “Wieners Out”
272 20-05 October 19, 2016 “Douche and a Danish”
273 20-06 October 26, 2016 “Fort Collins”
274 20-07 November 9, 2016 “Oh Jeez”
275 20-08 November 16, 2016 “Members Only”
276 20-09 November 30, 2016 “Not Funny”
277 20-10 December 7, 2016 “The End of Serialization as We Know It”

SEASON TWENTY ONE

278 21-01 September 13, 2017 “White People Renovating Houses”
279 21-02 September 20, 2017 “Put It Down”
280 21-03 September 27, 2017 “Holiday Special”
281 21-04 October 11, 2017 “Franchise Prequel”
282 21-05 October 18, 2017 “Hummels & Heroin”
283 21-06 October 25, 2017 “Sons a Witches”
284 21-07 November 8, 2017 “Doubling Down”
285 21-08 November 15, 2017 “Moss Piglets”
286 21-09 November 29, 2017 “Super Hard PCness”
287 21-10 December 6, 2017 “Splatty Tomato”

SEASON TWENTY TWO

288. 22-1 September 26, 2018 “Dead Kids”
289. 22-2 October 3, 2018 “A Boy and a Priest”
290. 22-3 October 10, 2018 “The Problem with a Poo”
291. 22-4 October 17, 2018 “Tegridy Farms”
292. 22-5 October 31, 2018 “The Scoots”
293. 22-6 November 7, 2018 “Time to Get Cereal”
294. 22-7 November 14, 2018 “Nobody Got Cereal?”
295. 22-8 November 28, 2018 “Buddha Box”
296. 22-9 December 5, 2018 “Unfulfilled”
297. 22-10 December 12, 2018 “Bike Parade”

SEASON TWENTY THREE

298. 23-1 September 25, 2019 “Mexican Joker”
299. 23-2 October 2, 2019 “Band in China”
300. 23-3 October 9, 2019 “Shots!!!”
301. 23-4 October 16, 2019 “Let Them Eat Goo”
302. 23-5 October 30, 2019 “Tegridy Farms Halloween Special”
303. 23-6 November 6, 2019 “Season Finale”
304. 23-7 November 13, 2019 “Board Girls”
305. 23-8 November 27, 2019 “Turd Burglars”
306. 23-9 December 4, 2019 “Basic Cable”
307. 23-10 December 11, 2019 “Christmas Snow”

SEASON TWENTY FOUR

24-0 September 30, 2020 “The Pandemic Special”
24-0 March 10, 2021 “South ParQ Vaccination Special”

SEASON TWENTY FIVE

308. 25-1 February 2, 2022 “Pajama Day”
309. 25-2 February 9, 2022 “The Big Fix”
310. 25-3 February 16, 2022 “City People”
311. 25-4 March 2, 2022 “Back to the Cold War”
312. 25-5 March 9, 2022 “Help, My Teenager Hates Me!”
313. 25-6 March 16, 2022 “Credigree Weed St. Patrick’s Day Special”

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Dexter Episode List

Dexter

SEASON ONE

1 1-01 October 1, 2006 “Dexter”
2 1-02 October 8, 2006 “Crocodile”
3 1-03 October 15, 2006 “Popping Cherry”
4 1-04 October 22, 2006 “Let’s Give the Boy a Hand”
5 1-05 October 29, 2006 “Love American Style”
6 1-06 November 5, 2006 “Return to Sender”
7 1-07 November 12, 2006 “Circle of Friends”
8 1-08 November 19, 2006 “Shrink Wrap”
9 1-09 November 26, 2006 “Father Knows Best”
10 1-10 December 3, 2016 “Seeing Red”
11 1-11 December 10, 2016 “Truth Be Told”
12 1-12 December 17, 2016 “Born Free”

SEASON TWO

13 2-01 September 30, 2007 “It’s Alive!”
14 2-02 October 7, 2007 “Waiting to Exhale”
15 2-03 October 14, 2007 “An Inconvenient Lie”
16 2-04 October 21, 2007 “See-Through”
17 2-05 October 28, 2007 “The Dark Defender”
18 2-06 November 4, 2007 “Dex, Lies, and Videotape”
19 2-07 November 11, 2007 “That Night, a Forest Grew”
20 2-08 November 18, 2007 “Morning Comes”
21 2-09 November 25, 2007 “Resistance is Futile”
22 2-10 December 2, 2007 “There’s Something About Harry”
23 2-11 December 9, 2007 “Left Turn Ahead”
24 2-12 December 16, 2007 “The British Invasion”

SEASON THREE

25 3-01 September 28, 2008 “Our Father”
26 3-02 October 5, 2008 “Finding Freebo”
27 3-03 October 12, 2008 “The Lion Sleeps Tonight”
28 3-04 October 19, 2008 “All in the Family”
29 3-05 October 26, 2008 “Turning Biminese”
30 3-06 November 2, 2008 “SĂ­ Se Puede”
31 3-07 November 9, 2008 “Easy as Pie”
32 3-08 November 16, 2008 “The Damage a Man Can Do”
33 3-09 November 23, 2008 “About Last Night”
34 3-10 November 30, 2008 “Go Your Own Way”
35 3-11 December 7, 2008 “I Had a Dream”
36 3-12 December 14, 2008 “Do You Take Dexter Morgan?”

SEASON FOUR

37 4-01 September 27, 2009 “Living the Dream”
38 4-02 October 4, 2009 “Remains to Be Seen”
39 4-03 October 11, 2009 “Blinded by the Light”
40 4-04 October 18, 2009 “Dex Takes a Holiday”
41 4-05 October 25, 2009 “Dirty Harry”
42 4-06 November 1, 2009 “If I Had a Hammer”
43 4-07 November 8, 2009 “Slack Tide”
44 4-08 November 15, 2009 “Road Kill”
45 4-09 November 22, 2009 “Hungry Man”
46 4-10 November 29, 2009 “Lost Boys”
47 4-11 December 6, 2009 “Hello, Dexter Morgan”
48 4-12 December 13, 2009 “The Getaway”

SEASON FIVE

49 5-01 September 26, 2010 “My Bad”
50 5-02 October 3, 2010 “Hello, Bandit”
51 5-03 October 10, 2010 “Practically Perfect”
52 5-04 October 17, 2010 “Beauty and the Beast”
53 5-05 October 24, 2010 “First Blood”
54 5-06 October 31, 2010 “Everything is Illumenated”
55 5-07 November 7, 2010 “Circle Us”
56 5-08 November 14, 2010 “Take It!”
57 5-09 November 21, 2010 “Teenage Wasteland”
58 5-10 November 28, 2010 “In the Beginning”
59 5-11 December 5, 2010 “Hop a Freighter”
60 5-12 December 12, 2010 “The Big One”

SEASON SIX

61 6-01 October 2, 2011 “Those Kinds of Things”
62 6-02 October 9, 2011 “Once Upon a Time…”
63 6-03 October 16, 2011 “Smokey and the Bandit”
64 6-04 October 23, 2011 “A Horse of a Different Color”
65 6-05 October 30, 2011 “The Angel of Death”
66 6-06 November 6, 2011 “Just Let Go”
67 6-07 November 13, 2011 “Nebraska”
68 6-08 November 20, 2011 “Sin of Omission”
69 6-09 November 27, 2011 “Get Gellar”
70 6-10 December 4, 2011 “Ricochet Rabbit”
71 6-11 December 11, 2011 “Talk to the Hand”
72 6-12 December 18, 2011 “This is the Way the World Ends”

SEASON SEVEN

73 7-01 September 30, 2012 “Are You…?”
74 7-02 October 7, 2012 “Sunshine and Frosty Swirl”
75 7-03 October 14, 2012 “Buck the System”
76 7-04 October 21, 2012 “Run”
77 7-05 October 28, 2012 “Swim Deep”
78 7-06 November 4, 2012 “Do the Wrong Thing”
79 7-07 November 11, 2012 “Chemistry”
80 7-08 November 18, 2012 “Argentina”
81 7-09 November 26, 2012 “Helter Skelter”
82 7-10 December 2, 2012 “The Dark… Whatever”
83 7-11 December 9, 2012 “Do You See What I See?”
84 7-12 December 16, 2012 “Surprise, Motherfucker!”

SEASON EIGHT

85 8-01 June 30, 2013 “A Beautiful Day”
86 8-02 July 7, 2013 “Every Silver Lining…”
87 8-03 July 14, 2013 “What’s Eating Dexter Morgan?”
88 8-04 July 21, 2013 “Scar Tissue”
89 8-05 July 28, 2013 “This Little Piggy”
90 8-06 August 4, 2013 “A Little Reflection”
91 8-07 August 11, 2013 “Dress Code”
92 8-08 August 18, 2013 “Are We There Yet?”
93 8-09 August 25, 2013 “Make Your Own Kind of Music”
94 8-10 September 8, 2013 “Goodbye Miami”
95 8-11 September 15, 2013 “Monkey in a Box”
96 8-12 September 22, 2013 “Remember the Monsters?”

SEASON NINE

97 9-01 November 7, 2021 “Cold Snap”
97 9-02 November 14, 2021 “Storm of Fuck”
99 9-03 November 21, 2021 “Smoke Signals”
100 9-04 November 28, 2021 “H Is for Hero”
101 9-05 December 5, 2021 “Runaway”
102 9-06 December 12, 2021 “Too Many Tuna Sandwiches”
103 9-07 December 19, 2021 “Skin of Her Teeth”

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Legends of Tomorrow Episode List

Legends of Tomorrow

SEASON ONE

1 1-01 January 21, 2016 “Pilot, Part 1”
2 1-02 January 28, 2016 “Pilot, Part 2”
3 1-03 February 4, 2016 “Blood Ties”
4 1-04 February 11, 2016 “White Knights”
5 1-05 February 18, 2016 “Fail-Safe”
6 1-06 February 25, 2016 “Star City 2046”
7 1-07 March 3, 2016 “Marooned”
8 1-08 March 10, 2016 “Night of the Hawk”
9 1-09 March 31, 2016 “Left Behind”
10 1-10 April 7, 2016 “Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head”
11 1-11 April 14, 2016 “The Magnificent Eight”
12 1-12 April 21, 2016 “Last Refuge”
13 1-13 April 28, 2016 “Leviathan”
14 1-14 May 5, 2016 “River of Time”
15 1-15 May 12, 2016 “Destiny”
16 1-16 May 19, 2016 “Legendary”

SEASON TWO

17 2-01 October 13, 2016 “Out of Time”
18 2-02 October 20, 2016 “The Justice Society of America”
19 2-03 October 27, 2016 “Shogun”
20 2-04 November 3, 2016 “Abominations”
21 2-05 November 10, 2016 “Compromised”
22 2-06 November 17, 2016 “Outlaw Country”
23 2-07 December 1, 2016 “Invasion!”
24 2-08 December 8, 2016 “The Chicago Way”
25 2-09 January 24, 2017 “Raiders of the Lost Art”
26 2-10 January 31, 2017 “The Legion of Doom”
27 2-11 February 7, 2017 “Turncoat”
28 2-12 February 21, 2017 “Camelot/3000”
29 2-13 March 7, 2017 “Land of the Lost”
30 2-14 March 14, 2017 “Moonshot”
31 2-15 March 21, 2017 “Fellowship of the Spear”
32 2-16 March 28, 2017 “Doomworld”
33 2-17 April 4, 2017 “Aruba”

SEASON THREE

34 3-01 October 10, 2017 “Aruba-Con”
35 3-02 October 17, 2017 “Freakshow”
36 3-03 October 24, 2017 “Zari”
37 3-04 October 31, 2017 “Phone Home”
38 3-05 November 7, 2017 “Return of the Mack”
39 3-06 November 14, 2017 “Helen Hunt”
40 3-07 November 21, 2017 “Welcome to the Jungle”
41 3-08 November 28, 2017 “Crisis on Earth-X, Part 4”
42 3-09 December 5, 2017 “Beebo the God of War”
43 3-10 February 12, 2018 “Daddy Darhkest”
44 3-11 February 19, 2018 “Here I Go Again”
45 3-12 February 26, 2018 “The Curse of the Earth Totem”
46 3-13 March 5, 2018 “No Country for Old Dads”
47 3-14 March 12, 2018 “Amazing Grace”
48 3-15 March 19, 2018 “Necromancing the Stone”
49 3-16 March 26, 2018 “I, Ava”
50 3-17 April 2, 2018 “Guest Starring John Noble”
51 3-18 April 2, 2018 “The Good, the Bad and the Cuddly”

SEASON FOUR

52 4-01 October 22, 2018 “The Virgin Gary”
53 4-02 October 29, 2018 “Witch Hunt”
54 4-03 November 5, 2018 “Dancing Queen”
55 4-04 November 12, 2018 “Wet Hot American Bummer”
56 4-05 November 19, 2018 “Tagumo Attacks!!!”
57 4-06 November 26, 2018 “Tender is the Nate”
58 4-07 December 3, 2018 “Hell No, Dolly!”
59 4-08 December 10, 2018 “Legends of To-Meow-Meow”
60 4-09 April 1, 2019 “Lucha De Apuestas”
61 4-10 April 8, 2019 “The Getaway”
62 4-11 April 15, 2019 “SĂŠance and Sensibility”
63 4-12 April 22, 2019 “The Eggplant, the Witch & the Wardrobe”
64 4-13 April 29, 2019 “Egg MacGuffin”
65 4-14 May 6, 2019 “Nip | Stuck”
66 4-15 May 13, 2019 “Terms of Service”
67 4-16 May 20, 2019 “Hey, World!”

SEASON FIVE

68 5-01 January 14, 2020 “Crisis on Infinite Earths, Part 5”
69 5-02 January 21, 2020 “Meet the Legends”
70 5-03 February 4, 2020 “Miss Me, Kiss Me, Love Me”
71 5-04 February 11, 2020 “Slay Anything”
72 5-05 February 18, 2020 “A Head of Her Time”
73 5-06 February 25, 2020 “Mortal Khanbat”
74 5-07 March 10, 2020 “Mr. Parker’s Cul-De-Sac”
75 5-08 March 17, 2020 “Romeo V. Juliet: Down of Justness”
76 5-09 April 21, 2020 “Zari, Not Zari”
77 5-10 April 28, 2020 “The Great British Fake Off”
78 5-11 May 5, 2020 “Ship Broken”
79 5-12 May 12, 2020 “Freaks and Greeks”
80 5-13 May 19, 2020 “I Am Legends”
81 5-14 May 26, 2020 “The One Where We’re Trapped on TV”
82 5-15 June 2, 2020 “Swan Thong”

SEASON SIX

83 6-01 May 2, 2021 “Ground Control to the Sara Lance”
84 6-02 May 9, 2021 “Meat: The Legends”
85 6-03 May 16, 2021 “The Ex-Factor”
86 6-04 May 23, 2021 “Bay of Squids”
87 6-05 June 6, 2021 “The Satanist’s Apprentice”
88 6-06 June 13, 2021 “Bishop’s Gambit”
89 6-07 June 20, 2021 “Back to the Finale, Part II”
90 6-08 June 27, 2021 “Stressed Western”
91 6-09 July 11, 2021 “This is Gus”
92 6-10 July 18, 2021 “Bad Blood”
93 6-11 August 8, 2021 “The Final Frame”
94 6-12 August 15, 2021 “Bored on Board Onboard”
95 6-13 August 22, 2021 “Silence of the Sonograms”
96 6-14 August 29, 2021 “There Will Be Brood”
97 6-15 September 5, 2021 “The Fungus Amongus

SEASON SEVEN

98 7-01 October 13, 2021 “The Bullet Blondes”
84 7-02 October 20, 2021 “The Need for Speed”
85 7-03 October 27, 2021 “wvrdr_error_100 not found”
86 7-04 November 3, 2021 “Speakeasy Does It”

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Leverage Episode List

List of Leverage Episodes

Hardison and Parker

Leverage Season 1

12/7/08 “The Nigerian Job”
12/9/08 “The Homecoming Job”
12/16/08 “The Two-Horse Job”
12/23/08 “The Miracle Job”
12/30/08 “The Bank Shot Job”
1/6/09 “The Stork Job”
1/13/09 “The Wedding Job”
1/20/09 “The Mile High Job”
1/27/09 “The Snow Job”
2/3/09 “The 12-Step Job”
2/10/09 “The Juror #6 Job”
12/17/09 “The First David Job”
12/24/09 “The Second David Job”

Season 2

7/15/09 “The Beantown Bailout Job”
7/22/09 “The Tap-Out Job”
7/29/09 “The Order 23 Job”
8/5/09 “The Fairy Godparents Job”
8/12/09 “The Three Days of “The Hunter Job”
8/19/09 “The Top Hat Job”
8/26/09 “The Two Live Crew Job”
9/2/09 “The Ice Man Job”
9/9/09 “The Lost Heir Job”
1/13/10 “The Runway Job”
1/20/10 “The Bottle Job”
1/27/10 “The Zanzibar Marketplace Job”
2/3/10 “The Future Job”
2/10/10 “The Three Strikes Job”
2/17/10 “The Maltese Falcon Job”

Season 3

6/20/10 “The Jailhouse Job”
6/20/10 “The Reunion Job”
6/27/10 “The Inside Job”
6/27/10 “The Scheherazade Job”
7/11/10 “The Double-Blind Job”
7/18/10 “The Studio Job”
7/25/10 “The Gone Fishin’ Job”
8/1/10 “The Boost Job”
8/8/10 “The Three-Card Monte Job”
8/15/10 “The Underground Job”
8/22/10 “The Rashomon Job”
8/29/10 “The King George Job”
9/5/10 “The Morning After Job”
12/12/10 “The Ho, Ho, Ho Job”
12/19/10 “The Big Bang Job”
12/19/10 “The San Lorenzo Job”

Season 4

6/26/11 “The Long Way Down Job”
7/3/11 “The 10 Li’l Grifters Job”
7/10/11 “The 15 Minutes Job”
7/17/11 “The Van Gogh Job”
7/24/11 “The Hot Potato Job”
7/31/11 “The Carnival Job”
8/14/11 “The Grave Danger Job”
8/14/11 “The Boiler Room Job”
8/21/11 “The Cross My Heart Job”
8/28/11 “The Queen’s Gambit Job”
11/27/11 “The Experimental Job”
12/4/11 “The Office Job”
12/11/11 “The Girls’ Night Out Job”
12/18/11 “The Boys’ Night Out Job”
12/25/11 “The Lonely Hearts Job”
1/1/12 “The Gold Job”
1/8/12 “The Radio Job”
1/15/12 “The Last Dam Job”

Season 5

7/15/12 “The (Very) Big Bird Job”
7/22/12 “The Blue Line Job”
8/5/12 “The First Contact Job”
8/12/12 “The French Connection Job”
8/19/12 “The Gimme a K Street Job”
8/26/12 “The D.B. Cooper Job”
9/2/12 “The Real Fake Car Job”
9/9/12 “The Broken Wing Job”
9/16/12 “The Rundown Job”
9/16/12 “The Frame-Up Job”
11/27/12 “The Low Low Price Job”
2/4/12 “The White Rabbit Job”
12/11/12 “The Corkscrew Job”
12/18/12 “The Toy Job”
12/25/12 “The Long Goodbye Job”

Leverage: Redemption

Season 1

7/9/21 “The Too Many Rembrandts Job”
“The Panamanian Monkeys Job”
“The Rollin’ on “The River Job”
“The Tower Job”
“The Paranormal Hacktivity Job”
“The Card Game Job”
“The Double-Edged Sword Job”
“The Mastermind Job”

Season 2

10/8/21:  “The Bucket Job”
“The Unwellness Job”
“The Jackal Job”
“The Golf Job”
“The Hurricane Job”
“The Great Train Job”
“The Muddy Waters Job”
“The Harry Wilson Job”

Eliot (Christian Kane)

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Grey’s Anatomy Episode List

Grey's Anatomy

SEASON ONE

1 1-01 March 27, 2005 “A Hard Day’s Night”
2 1-02 April 03, 2005 “The First Cut Is the Deepest”
3 1-03 April 10, 2005 “Winning a Battle, Losing the War”
4 1-04 April 17, 2005 “No Man’s Land”
5 1-05 April 24, 2005 “Shake Your Groove Thing”
6 1-06 May 01, 2005 “If Tomorrow Never Comes”
7 1-07 May 08, 2005 “The Self-Destruct Button”
8 1-08 May 15, 2005 “Save Me”
9 1-09 May 22, 2005 “Who’s Zoomin’ Who?”

SEASON TWO

10 2-01 September 25, 2005 “Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head”
11 2-02 October 2, 2005 “Enough Is Enough (No More Tears)”
12 2-03 October 9, 2005 “Make Me Lose Control”
13 2-04 October 16, 2005 “Deny, Deny, Deny”
14 2-05 October 23, 2005 “Bring the Pain”
15 2-06 October 30, 2005 “Into You Like a Train”
16 2-07 November 6, 2005 “Something to Talk About”
17 2-08 November 13, 2005 “Let It Be”
18 2-09 November 20, 2005 “Thanks for the Memories”
19 2-10 November 27, 2005 “Much Too Much”
20 2-11 December 4, 2005 “Owner of a Lonely Heart”
21 2-12 December 11, 2005 “Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer”
22 2-13 January 15, 2006 “Begin the Begin”
23 2-14 January 22, 2006 “Tell Me Sweet Little Lies”
24 2-15 January 29, 2006 “Break on Through”
25 2-16 Febrary 5, 2006 “It’s the End of the World”
26 2-17 Febrary 12, 2006 “As We Know it”
27 2-18 Febrary 19, 2006 “Yesterday”
28 2-19 Febrary 26, 2006 “What Have I Done to Deserve This?”
29 2-20 March 12, 2006 “Band-Aid Covers the Bullet Hole”
30 2-21 March 19, 2006 “Superstition”
31 2-22 April 2, 2006 “The Name of the Game”
32 2-23 April 30, 2006 “Blues for Sister Someone”
33 2-24 May 7, 2006 “Blues for Sister Someone”
34 2-25 May 14, 2006 “17 Seconds”
35 2-26 May 15, 2006 “Deterioration of the Fight or Flight Response”
36 2-27 May 15, 2006 “Losing My Religion”

SEASON THREE

37 3-01 September 21, 2006 “Time Has Come Today”
38 3-02 September 28, 2006 “I Am a Tree”
39 3-03 October 5, 2006 “Sometimes a Fantasy”
40 3-04 October 12, 2006 “What I Am”
41 3-05 October 19, 2006 “Oh, the Guilt”
42 3-06 November 2, 2006 “Let the Angels Commit”
43 3-07 November 9, 2006 “Where the Boys Are”
44 3-08 November 16, 2006 “Staring at the Sun”
45 3-09 November 23, 2006 “From a Whisper to a Scream”
46 3-10 November 30, 2006 “Don’t Stand So Close to Me”
47 3-11 January 11, 2007 “Six Days (1)”
48 3-12 January 18, 2007 “Six Days (2)”
49 3-13 January 25, 2007 “Great Expectations”
50 3-14 February 1, 2007 “Wishin’ and Hopin'”
51 3-15 Febrary 8, 2007 “Walk on Water”
52 3-16 Febrary 15, 2007 “Drowning on Dry Land”
53 3-17 Febrary 22, 2007 “Some Kind of Miracle”
54 3-18 March 15, 2007 “Scars and Souvenirs”
55 3-19 March 22, 2007 “My Favorite Mistake”
56 3-20 April 19, 2007 “Time After Time”
57 3-21 April 26, 2007 “Desire”
58 3-22 May 3, 2007 “The Other Side of This Life (1)”
59 3-23 May 3, 2007 “The Other Side of This Life (2)”
60 3-24 May 10, 2007 “Testing 1-2-3”
61 3-25 May 17, 2007 “Didn’t We Almost Have It All”

SEASON FOUR

62 4-01 September 27, 2007 “A Change Is Gonna Come”
63 4-02 October 4, 2007 “Love/Addiction”
64 4-03 October 11, 2007 “Let the Truth Sting”
65 4-04 October 18, 2007 “The Heart of the Matter”
66 4-05 October 25, 2007 “Haunt You Every Day”
67 4-06 November 1, 2007 “Kung Fu Fighting”
68 4-07 November 8, 2007 “Physical Attraction… Chemical Reaction”
69 4-08 November 15, 2007 “Forever Young”
70 4-09 November 22, 2007 “Crash Into Me (1)”
71 4-10 December 6, 2007 “Crash Into Me (2)”
72 4-11 January 10, 2008 “Lay Your Hands on Me”
73 4-12 April 24, 2008 “Where the Wild Things Are”
74 4-13 May 1, 2008 “Piece of My Heart”
75 4-14 May 8, 2008 “The Becoming”
76 4-15 May 15, 2008 “Losing My Mind”
77 4-16 May 22, 2008 “Freedom (1)”
78 4-17 May 22, 2008 “Freedom (2)”

SEASON FIVE

79 5-01 September 25, 2008 “Dream a Little Dream of Me (1)”
80 5-02 September 25, 2008 “Dream a Little Dream of Me (1)”
81 5-03 October 9, 2008 “Here Comes the Flood”
82 5-04 October 16, 2008 “Brave New World”
83 5-05 October 23, 2008 “There’s No ‘I’ in Team”
84 5-06 October 30, 2008 “Life During Wartime”
85 5-07 November 6, 2008 “Rise Up”
86 5-08 November 13, 2008 “These Ties That Bind”
87 5-09 November 20, 2008 “In the Midnight Hour”
88 5-10 December 4, 2008 “All by Myself”
89 5-11 January 8, 2009 “Wish You Were Here”
90 5-12 January 15, 2009 “Sympathy for the Devil”
91 5-13 January 22, 2009 “Stairway to Heaven”
92 5-14 February 5, 2009 “Beat Your Heart Out”
93 5-15 Febrary 12, 2009 “Before and After”
94 5-16 Febrary 19, 2009 “An Honest Mistake”
95 5-17 March 12, 2009 “I Will Follow You Into the Dark”
96 5-18 March 19, 2009 “Stand by Me”
97 5-19 March 26, 2009 “Elevator Love Letter”
98 5-20 April 23, 2009 “Sweet Surrender”
99 5-21 April 30, 2009 “No Good at Saying Sorry”
100 5-22 May 7, 2009 “What a Difference a Day Makes”
101 5-23 May 14, 2009 “Here’s to the Future”
102 5-24 May 14, 2009 “Now or Never”

SEASON SIX

103 6-01 September 24, 2009 “Good Mourning”
104 6-02 September 24, 2009 “Goodbye”
105 6-03 October 1, 2009 “I Always Feel Like Somebody’s Watchin’ Me”
106 6-04 October 8, 2009 “Tainted Obligation”
107 6-05 October 15, 2009 “Invasion”
108 6-06 October 22, 2009 “I Saw What I Saw”
109 6-07 October 29, 2009 “Give Peace a Chance”
110 6-08 November 5, 2009 “Invest in Love”
111 6-09 November 12, 2009 “New History”
112 6-10 November 19, 2009 “Holidaze”
113 6-11 January 14, 2010 “Blink”
114 6-12 January 21, 2010 “I Like You So Much Better When You’re Naked”
115 6-13 February 4, 2010 “State of Love and Trust”
116 6-14 Febrary 11, 2010 “Valentine’s Day Massacre”
117 6-15 Febrary 18, 2010 “The Time Warp”
118 6-16 March 4, 2010 “Perfect Little Accident”
119 6-17 March 11, 2010 “Push”
120 6-18 March 25, 2010 “Suicide Is Painless”
121 6-19 April 1, 2010 “Sympathy for the Parents”
122 6-20 April 29, 2010 “Hook, Line, and Sinner”
123 6-21 May 6, 2010 “How Insensitive”
124 6-22 May 13, 2010 “Shiny Happy People”
125 6-23 May 20, 2010 “Sanctuary”
126 6-23 May 20, 2010 “Death and All His Friends”

SEASON SEVEN

127 7-01 September 23, 2010 “With You I’m Born Again”
128 7-02 September 30, 2010 “Shock to the System”
129 7-03 October 7, 2010 “Superfreak”
130 7-04 October 14, 2010 “Can’t Fight Biology”
131 7-05 October 21, 2010 “Almost Grown”
132 7-06 October 28, 2010 “These Arms of Mine”
133 7-07 November 4, 2010 “That’s Me Trying”
134 7-08 November 11, 2010 “Something’s Gotta Give”
135 7-09 November 18, 2010 “Slow Night, So Long”
136 7-10 December 2, 2010 “Adrift and at Peace”
137 7-11 January 6, 2011 “Disarm”
138 7-12 January 13, 2011 “Start Me Up”
139 7-13 Febrary 3, 2011 “Don’t Deceive Me”
140 7-14 Febrary 10, 2011 “P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing)”
141 7-15 Febrary 17, 2011 “Golden Hour”
142 7-16 Febrary 24, 2011 “Not Responsible”
143 7-17 March 24, 2011 “This Is How We Do It”
144 7-18 March 31, 2011 “Song Beneath the Song”
145 7-19 April 28, 2011 “It’s a Long Way Back”
146 7-20 May 5, 2011 “White Wedding”
147 7-21 May 12, 2011 “I Will Survive”
148 7-22 May 19, 2011 “Unaccompanied Minor”

SEASON EIGHT

149 8-01 September 22, 2011 “Free Falling”
150 8-02 September 22, 2011 “She’s Gone”
151 8-03 September 29, 2011 “Take the Lead”
152 8-04 October 6, 2011 “What Is It About Men”
153 8-05 October 13, 2011 “Love, Loss and Legacy”
154 8-06 October 20, 2011 “Poker Face”
155 8-07 October 27, 2011 “Put Me In, Coach”
156 8-08 November 3, 2011 “Heart-Shaped Box”
157 8-09 November 10, 2011 “Dark Was the Night”
158 8-10 January 5, 2012 “Suddenly”
159 8-11 January 12, 2012 “This Magic Moment”
160 8-12 January 19, 2012 “Hope for the Hopeless”
161 8-13 Febrary 2, 2012 “If/then”
162 8-14 Febrary 9, 2012 “All You Need Is Love”
163 8-15 Febrary 16, 2012 “Have You Seen Me Lately?”
164 8-16 Febrary 23, 2012 “If Only You Were Lonely”
165 8-17 March 15, 2012 “One Step Too Far”
166 8-18 April 5, 2012 “The Lion Sleeps Tonight”
167 8-19 April 12, 2012 “Support System”
168 8-20 April 19, 2012 “The Girl with No Name”
169 8-21 April 26, 2012 “Moment of Truth”
170 8-22 May 3, 2012 “Let the Bad Times Roll”
171 8-23 May 10, 2012 “Migration”
172 8-24 May 17, 2012 “Flight”

SEASON NINE

173 9-01 September 27, 2012 “Going, Going, Gone”
174 9-02 October 4, 2012 “Remember the Time”
175 9-03 October 18, 2012 “Love the One You’re With”
176 9-04 October 25, 2012 “I Saw Her Standing There”
177 9-05 November 8, 2012 “Beautiful Doom”
178 9-06 November 15, 2012 “Second Opinion”
179 9-07 November 29, 2012 “I Was Made for Lovin’ You”
180 9-08 December 6, 2012 “Love Turns You Upside Down”
181 9-09 December 13, 2012 “Run, Baby, Run”
182 9-10 January 10, 2013 “Things We Said Today”
183 9-11 January 17, 2013 “The End Is the Beginning Is the End”
184 9-12 January 24, 2013 “Walking on a Dream”
185 9-13 January 31, 2013 “Bad Blood”
186 9-14 Febrary 7, 2013 “The Face of Change”
187 9-15 Febrary 14, 2013 “Hard Bargain”
188 9-16 Febrary 21, 2013 “This Is Why We Fight”
189 9-17 March 14, 2013 “Transplant Wasteland”
190 9-18 March 21, 2013 “Idle Hands”
191 9-19 March 28, 2013 “Can’t Fight This Feeling”
192 9-20 April 4, 2013 “She’s Killing Me”
193 9-21 April 25, 2013 “Sleeping Monster”
194 9-22 May 9, 2013 “Do You Believe in Magic”
195 9-23 May 9, 2013 “Readiness Is All”
196 9-24 May 16, 2013 “Perfect Storm”

SEASON TEN

197 10-01 September 26, 2013 “Seal Our Fate”
198 10-02 September 26, 2013 “I Want You with Me”
199 10-03 October 3, 2013 “Everybody’s Crying Mercy”
200 10-04 October 10, 2013 “Puttin’ on the Ritz”
201 10-05 October 17, 2013 “I Bet It Stung”
202 10-06 October 24, 2013 “Map of You”
203 10-07 October 31, 2013 “Thriller”
204 10-08 November 7, 2013 “Two Against One”
205 10-09 November 14, 2013 “Sorry Seems to Be the Hardest Word”
206 10-10 November 21, 2013 “Somebody That I Used to Know”
207 10-11 December 5, 2013 “Man on the Moon”
208 10-12 December 12, 2013 “Get Up, Stand Up”
209 10-13 Febrary 27, 2014 “Take It Back”
210 10-14 March 6, 2014 “You’ve Got to Hide Your Love Away”
211 10-15 March 13, 2014 “Throwing It All Away”
212 10-16 March 20, 2014 “We Gotta Get Out of This Place”
213 10-17 March 27, 2014 “Do You Know?”
214 10-18 April 3, 2014 “You Be Illin'”
215 10-19 April 10, 2014 “I’m Winning”
216 10-20 April 17, 2014 “Go It Alone”
217 10-21 April 24, 2014 “Change of Heart”
218 10-22 May 1, 2014 “We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together”
219 10-23 May 8, 2014 “Everything I Try to Do, Nothing Seems to Turn Out Right”
220 10-24 May 15, 2014 “Feat (of the Unknown)”

SEASON ELEVEN

221 11-01 September 25, 2014 “I Must Have Lost It on the Wind”
222 11-02 October 2, 2014 “Puzzle with a Piece Missing”
223 11-03 October 9, 2014 “Got to Be Real”
224 11-04 October 16, 2014 “Only Mama Knows”
225 11-05 October 23, 2014 “Bend and Break”
226 11-06 November 6, 2014 “Don’t Let’s Start”
227 11-07 November 13, 2014 “Could We Start Again, Please?”
228 11-08 November 20, 2014 “Risk”
229 11-09 January 29, 2015 “Where Do We Go from Here”
230 11-10 Febrary 5, 2015 “The Bed’s Too Big Without You”
231 11-11 Febrary 12, 2015 “All I Could Do Was Cry”
232 11-12 Febrary 19, 2015 “The Great Pretender”
233 11-13 Febrary 26, 2015 “Staring at the End”
234 11-14 March 5, 2015 “The Distance”
235 11-15 March 12, 2015 “I Feel the Earth Move”
236 11-16 March 19, 2015 “Don’t Dream It’s Over”
237 11-17 March 26, 2015 “With or Without You”
238 11-18 April 2, 2015 “When I Grow Up”
239 11-19 April 9, 2015 “Crazy Love”
240 11-20 April 16, 2015 “One Flight Down”
241 11-21 April 23, 2015 “How to Save a Life”
242 11-22 April 30, 2015 “She’s Leaving Home”
243 11-23 May 7, 2015 “Time Stops”
244 11-24 May 14, 2015 “You’re My Home”

SEASON TWELVE

245 12-01 September 24, 2015 “Sledgehammer”
246 12-02 October 1, 2015 “Walking Tall”
247 12-03 October 8, 2015 “I Choose You”
248 12-04 October 15, 2015 “Old Time Rock and Roll”
249 12-05 October 22, 2015 “Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner”
250 12-06 November 5, 2015 “The Me Nobody Knows”
251 12-07 November 12, 2015 “Something Against You”
252 12-08 November 19, 2015 “Things We Lost in the Fire”
253 12-09 Febrary 11, 2016 “The Sound of Silence”
254 12-10 Febrary 18, 2016 “All I Want Is You”
255 12-11 Febrary 25, 2016 “Unbreak My Heart”
256 12-12 March 3, 2016 “My Next Life”
257 12-13 March 10, 2016 “All Eyez on Me”
258 12-14 March 17, 2016 “Odd Man Out”
259 12-15 March 24, 2016 “I Am Not Waiting Anymore”
260 12-16 March 31, 2016 “When It Hurts So Bad”
261 12-17 April 7, 2016 “I Wear the Face”
262 12-18 April 14, 2016 “There’s a Fine, Fine Line”
263 12-19 April 14, 2016 “It’s Alright, Ma (I’m Only Bleeding)”
264 12-20 April 21, 2016 “Triger Happy”
265 12-21 April 28, 2016 “You’re Gonna Need Someone on Your Side”
266 12-22 May 5, 2016 “Mama Tried”
267 12-23 May 12, 2016 “At Last”
268 12-24 May 19, 2016 “Family Affair”

SEASON THIRTEEN

269 13-01 September 2, 2016 “Undo”
270 13-02 September 29, 2016 “Catastrophe and the Cure”
271 13-03 October 6, 2016 “I Ain’t No Miracle Worker”
272 13-04 October 13, 2016 “Falling Slowly”
273 13-05 October 20, 2016 “Both Sides Now”
274 13-06 October 27, 2016 “Roar”
275 13-07 November 3, 2016 “Why Try to Change Me Now”
276 13-08 November 10, 2016 “The Room Where It Happens”
277 13-09 November 17, 2016 “You Haven’t Done Nothin'”
278 13-10 January 26, 2017 “You Can Look (But You’d Better Not Touch)”
279 13-11 Febrary 2, 2017 “Jukebox Hero”
280 13-12 Febrary 9, 2017 “None of Your Business”
281 13-13 Febrary 16, 2017 “It Only Gets Much Worse”
282 13-14 Febrary 23, 2017 “Back Where You Belong”
283 13-15 March 9, 2017 “Civil War”
284 13-16 March 16, 2017 “Who is He (And What is He to You)?”
285 13-17 March 23, 2017 “Till I Hear It from You”
286 13-18 March 30, 2017 “Be Still, My Soul”
287 13-19 April 6, 2017 “What’s Inside”
288 13-20 April 13, 2017 “In the Air Tonight”
289 13-21 April 27, 2017 “Don’t Stop Me Now”
290 13-22 May 4, 2017 “Leave It Inside”
291 13-23 May 11, 2017 “True Colors”
292 13-24 May 18, 2017 “Ring of Fire”

SEASON FOURTEEN

293 14-01 September 28, 2017 “Break Down the House”
294 14-02 September 28, 2017 “Get Off on the Pain”
295 14-03 October 5, 2017 “Go Big or Go Home”
296 14-04 October 12, 2017 “Ain’t That a Kick in the Head”
297 14-05 October 26, 2017 “Danger Zone”
298 14-06 November 2, 2017 “Come on Down to My Boat, Baby”
299 14-07 November 9, 2017 “Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Tells Your Story”
300 14-08 November 16, 2017 “Out of Nowhere”
301 14-09 January 18, 2018 “1-800-799-7233”
302 14-10 January 25, 2018 “Personal Jesus”
303 14-11 Febrary 1, 2018 “(Don’t Fear) the Reaper”
304 14-12 Febrary 8, 2018 “Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger”
305 14-13 March 1, 2018 “You Really Got a Hold on Me”
306 14-14 March 8, 2018 “Games People Play”
307 14-15 March 15, 2018 “Old Scars, Future Hearts”
308 14-16 March 22, 2018 “Caught Somewhere in Time”
309 14-17 March 29, 2018 “One Day Like This”
310 14-18 April 5, 2018 “Hold Back the River”
311 14-19 April 12, 2018 “Beautiful Dreamer”
312 14-20 April 19, 2018 “Judgment Day”
313 14-21 April 26, 2018 “Bad Reputation”
314 14-22 May 3, 2018 “Fight for Your Mind”
315 14-23 May 10, 2018 “Cold as Ice”
316 14-24 May 17, 2018 “All of Me”

SEASON FIFTEEN

317 15-01 September 27, 2018 “With a Wonder and a Wild Desire”
318 15-02 September 27, 2018 “Broken Together”
319 15-03 October 4, 2018 “Gut Feeling”
320 15-04 October 11, 2018 “Momma Knows Best”
321 15-05 October 25, 2018 “Everyday Angel”
322 15-06 November 1, 2018 “Flowers Grow Out of My Grave”
323 15-07 November 8, 2018 “Anybody Have a Map?”
324 15-08 November 15, 2018 “Blowin’ in the Wind”
325 15-09 January 17, 2019 “Shelter from the Storm”
326 15-10 January 24, 2019 “Help, I’m Alive”
327 15-11 January 31, 2019 “The Winner Takes It All”
328 15-12 Febrary 7, 2019 “Girlfriend in a Coma”
329 15-13 Febrary 14, 2019 “I Walk the Line”
330 15-14 Febrary 21, 2019 “I Want a New Drug”
331 15-15 Febrary 28, 2019 “We Didn’t Start the Fire”
332 15-16 March 7, 2019 “Blood and Water”
333 15-17 March 14, 2019 “And Dream of Sheep”
334 15-18 March 21, 2019 “Add It Up”
335 15-19 March 28, 2019 “Silent All These Years”
336 15-20 April 4, 2019 “The Whole Package”
337 15-21 April 11, 2019 “Good Shepherd”
338 15-22 April 18, 2019 “Head Over High Heels”
339 15-23 May 2, 2019 “What I Did for Love”
340 15-24 May 9, 2019 “Drawn to the Blood”
341 15-25 May 16, 2019 “Jump Into the Fog”

SEASON SIXTEEN

342 16-01 September 26, 2019 “Nothing Left to Cling To”
343 16-02 October 3, 2019 “Back in the Saddle”
344 16-03 October 10, 2019 “Runited”
345 16-04 October 17, 2019 “It’s Raining Men”
346 16-05 October 24, 2019 “Breathe Again”
347 16-06 October 31, 2019 “Whistlin’ Past the Graveyard”
348 16-07 November 7, 2019 “Papa Don’t Preach”
349 16-08 November 14, 2019 “My Shot”
350 16-09 November 21, 2019 “Let’s All Go to the Bar”
351 16-10 January 23, 2020 “Help Me Through the Night”
352 16-11 January 30, 2020 “A Hard Pill to Swallow”
353 16-12 Febrary 6, 2020 “The Last Supper”
354 16-13 Febrary 13, 2020 “Save the Last Dance for Me”
355 16-14 Febrary 20, 2020 “A Diagnosis”
356 16-15 Febrary 27, 2020 “Snowblind”
357 16-16 March 5, 2020 “Leave a Light On”
358 16-17 March 12, 2020 “Life on Mars?”
359 16-18 March 19, 2020 “Give a Little Bit”
360 16-19 March 26, 2020 “Love of My Life”
361 16-20 April 2, 2020 “Sing It Again”
362 16-21 April 9, 2020 “Put on a Happy Face”

SEASON SEVENTEEN

363 17-01 November 12, 2020 “All Tomorrow’s Parties”
364 17-02 November 12, 2020 “The Center Won’t Hold”
365 17-03 November 19, 2020 “My Happy Ending”
366 17-04 December 3, 2020 “You’ll Never Walk Alone”
367 17-05 December 10, 2020 “Fight the Power”
368 17-06 December 17, 2020 “No Time for Despair”
369 17-07 March 11, 2021 “Helplessly Hoping”
370 17-08 March 18, 2021 “It’s All Too Much”
371 17-09 March 25, 2021 “In My Life”
372 17-10 April 1, 2021 “Breathe”
373 17-11 April 8, 2021 “Sorry Doesn’t Always Make It Right”
374 17-12 April 15, 2021 “Sign o’ the Times”
375 17-13 April 22, 2021 “Good as Hell”
376 17-14 May 6, 2021 “Look Up Child”
377 17-15 May 20, 2021 “Tradition”
378 17-16 May 27, 2021 “I’m Still Standing”
379 17-17 June 3, 2021 “Someone Saved My Life”

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The Flash

SEASON ONE

1 1-01 October 7, 2014 “City of Heroes”
2 1-02 October 14, 2014 “Fastest Man Alive”
3 1-03 October 21, 2014 “Things You Can’t Outrun”
4 1-04 October 28, 2014 “Going Rogue”
5 1-05 November 11, 2014 “Plastique”
6 1-06 November 18, 2014 “The Flash is Born”
7 1-07 November 25, 2014 “Power Outage”
8 1-08 December 2, 2014 “Flash vs. Arrow”
9 1-09 December 9, 2014 “The Man in the Yellow Suit”
10 1-10 January 20, 2015 “Revenge of the Rogues”
11 1-11 January 27, 2015 “The Sound and the Fury”
12 1-12 February 3, 2015 “Crazy for You”
13 1-13 February 10, 2015 “The Nuclear Man”
14 1-14 February 17, 2015 “Fallout”
15 1-15 March 17, 2015 “Out of Time”
16 1-16 March 24, 2015 “Rogue Time”
17 1-17 March 31, 2015 “Tricksters”
18 1-18 April 14, 2015 “All Star Team Up”
19 1-19 April 21, 2015 “Who is Harrison Wells?”
20 1-20 April 28, 2015 “The Trap”
21 1-21 May 5, 2015 “Grodd Lives”
22 1-22 May 12, 2015 “Rogue Air”
23 1-23 May 19, 2015 “Fast Enough”

SEASON TWO

24 2-01 October 6, 2015 “The Man Who Saved Central City”
25 2-02 October 13, 2015 “Flash of Two Worlds”
26 2-03 October 20, 2015 “Family of Rogues”
27 2-04 October 27, 2015 “The Fury of Firestorm”
28 2-05 November 3, 2015 “The Darkness and the Light”
29 2-06 November 10, 2015 “Enter Zoom”
30 2-07 November 17, 2015 “Gorilla Warfare”
31 2-08 December 1, 2015 “Legends of Today. Part 1”
32 2-09 December 8, 2015 “Running to Stand Still”
33 2-10 January 19, 2016 “Potential Energy”
34 2-11 January 26, 2016 “The Reverse-Flash Returns”
35 2-12 February 2, 2016 “Fast Lane”
36 2-13 February 9, 2016 “Welcome to Earth-2”
37 2-14 February 16, 2016 “Escape from Earth-2”
38 2-15 February 23, 2016 “King Shark”
39 2-16 March 22, 2016 “Trajectory”
40 2-17 March 29, 2016 “Flash Back”
41 2-18 April 19, 2016 “Versus Zoom”
42 2-19 April 26, 2016 “Back to Normal”
43 2-20 May 3, 2016 “Rupture”
44 2-21 May 10, 2016 “The Runaway Dinosaur”
45 2-22 May 17, 2016 “Invincible”
46 2-23 May 24, 2016 “The Race of His Life”

SEASON THREE

47 3-01 October 4, 2016 “Flashpoint”
48 3-02 October 11, 2016 “Paradox”
49 3-03 October 18, 2016 “Magenta”
50 3-04 October 25, 2016 “The New Rogues”
51 3-05 November 1, 2016 “Monster”
52 3-06 November 15, 2016 “Shade”
53 3-07 November 22, 2016 “Killer Frost”
54 3-08 November 29, 2016 “Invasion!”
55 3-09 December 6, 2016 “The Present”
56 3-10 January 24, 2017 “Borrowing Problems from the Future”
57 3-11 January 31, 2017 “Dead or Alive”
58 3-12 February 7, 2017 “Untouchable”
59 3-13 February 21, 2017 “Attack on Gorilla City”
60 3-14 February 28, 2017 “Attack on Central City”
61 3-15 March 7, 2017 “The Wrath of Savitar”
62 3-16 March 14, 2017 “Into the Speed Force”
63 3-17 March 21, 2017 “Duet”
64 3-18 March 28, 2017 “Abra Kadabra”
65 3-19 April 25, 2017 “The Once and Future Flash”
66 3-20 May 2, 2017 “I Know Who You Are”
67 3-21 May 9, 2017 “Cause and Effect”
68 3-22 May 16, 2017 “Infantino Street”
69 3-23 May 23, 2017 “Finish Line”

SEASON FOUR

70 4-01 October 10, 2017 “The Flash Reborn”
71 4-02 October 17, 2017 “Mixed Signals”
72 4-03 October 24, 2017 “Luck Be a Lady”
73 4-04 October 31, 2017 “Elongated Journey Into Night”
74 4-05 November 7, 2017 “Girls Night Out”
75 4-06 November 14, 2017 “When Harry Met Harry…”
76 4-07 November 21, 2017 “Therefore I Am”
77 4-08 November 28, 2017 “Crisis on Earth-X, Part 3”
78 4-09 December 5, 2017 “Don’t Run”
79 4-10 January 16, 2018 “The Trial of the Flash”
80 4-11 January 23, 2018 “The Elongated Knight Rises”
81 4-12 January 30, 2018 “Honey, I Shrunk Team Flash”
82 4-13 February 6, 2018 “True Colors”
83 4-14 February 27, 2018 “Subject 9”
84 4-15 March 6, 2018 “Enter Flashtime”
85 4-16 March 13, 2018 “Run, Iris, Run”
86 4-17 April 10, 2018 “Null and Annoyed”
87 4-18 April 17, 2018 “Lose Yourself”
88 4-19 April 24, 2018 “Fury Rogue”
89 4-20 May 1, 2018 “Therefore She Is”
90 4-21 May 8, 2018 “Harry and the Harrisons”
91 4-22 May 15, 2018 “Think Fast”
92 4-23 May 22, 2018 “We Are the Flash”

SEASON FIVE

93 5-01 October 9, 2018 “Nora”
94 5-02 October 16, 2018 “Blocked”
95 5-03 October 23, 2018 “The Death of Vibe”
96 5-04 October 30, 2018 “News Flash”
97 5-05 November 13, 2018 “All Doll’d Up”
98 5-06 November 20, 2018 “The Icicle Cometh”
99 5-07 November 27, 2018 “O Come, All Ye Thankful”
100 5-08 December 4, 2018 “What’s Past Is Prologue”
101 5-09 December 9, 2018 “Elseworlds, Part 1”
102 5-10 January 15, 2019 “The Flash & The Furious”
103 5-11 January 22, 2019 “Seeing Red”
104 5-12 January 29, 2019 “Memorabilia”
105 5-13 February 5, 2019 “Goldfaced”
106 5-14 February 12, 2019 “Cause and XS”
107 5-15 March 5, 2019 “King Shark vs. Gorilla Grodd”
108 5-16 March 12, 2019 “Failure Is an Orphan”
109 5-17 March 19, 2019 “Time Bomb”
110 5-18 April 16, 2019 “Godspeed”
111 5-19 April 23, 2019 “Snow Pack”
112 5-20 April 30, 2019 “Gone Rogue”
113 5-21 May 7, 2019 “The Girl with the Red Lightning”
114 5-22 May 14, 2019 “Legacy”

SEASON SIX

115 6-01 October 8, 2019 “Into the Void”
116 6-02 October 15, 2019 “A Flash of the Lightning”
117 6-03 October 22, 2019 “Dead Man Running”
118 6-04 October 29, 2019 “There Will Be Blood”
119 6-05 November 5, 2019 “Kiss Kiss Breach Breach”
120 6-06 November 19, 2019 “License to Elongate”
121 6-07 November 26, 2019 “The Last Temptation of Barry Allen, Pt. 1”
122 6-08 December 3, 2019 “The Last Temptation of Barry Allen, Pt. 2”
123 6-09 December 10, 2019 “Crisis on Infinite Earths: Part Three”
124 6-10 Febrary 4, 2020 “Marathon”
125 6-11 Febrary 11, 2020 “Love Is a Battlefield”
126 6-12 Febrary 18, 2020 “A Girl Named Sue”
127 6-13 February 25, 2020 “Grodd Friended Me”
128 6-14 March 10, 2020 “Death of the Speed Force”
129 6-15 March 17, 2020 “The Exorcism of Nash Wells”
130 6-16 April 21, 2020 “So Long and Goodnight”
131 6-17 April 28, 2020 “Liberation”
132 6-18 May 5, 2020 “Pay the Piper”
133 6-19 May 12, 2020 “Success Is Assured”

SEASON SEVEN

 

134 7-01 March 2, 2021 “All’s Well That Ends Wells”
135 7-02 March 9, 2021 “The Speed of Thought”
136 7-03 March 16, 2021 “Mother”
137 7-04 March 23, 2021 “Central City Strong”
138 7-05 March 30, 2021 “Fear Me”
139 7-06 April 6, 2021 “The One with the Nineties”
140 7-07 April 13, 2021 “Growing Pains”
141 7-08 May 4, 2021 “The People v. Killer Frost”
142 7-09 May 11, 2021 “Timeless”
143 7-10 May 18, 2021 “Family Matters, Part 1”
144 7-11 May 25, 2021 “Family Matters, Part 2”
145 7-12 June 8, 2021 “Good-Bye Vibrations”
146 7-14 June 22, 2021 “Rayo de Luz”
147 7-15 June 29, 2021 “Enemy At the Gates”
148 7-16 July 6, 2021 “P.O.W.”
149 7-17 July 13, 2021 “Heart of the Matter – Part 1”
150 7-18 July 20, 2021 “Heart of the Matter – Part 2”

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Family Guy

Season 1

1. 1-1 31 January 1999 “Death Has a Shadow”
2. 1-2 11 April 1999 “I Never Met the Dead Man”
3. 1-3 18 April 1999 “Chitty Chitty Death Bang”
4. 1-4 25 April 1999 “Mind Over Murder”
5. 1-5 02 May 1999 “A Hero Sits Next Door”
6. 1-6 09 May 1999 “The Son Also Draws”
7. 1-7 16 May 1999 “Brian: Portrait of a Dog”

Season 2

8. 2-1 23 September 1999 “Peter, Peter, Caviar Eater”
9. 2-2 30 September 1999 “Holy Crap”
10. 2-3 26 December 1999 “DaBoom”
11. 2-4 07 March 2000 “Brian in Love”
12. 2-5 14 March 2000 “Love Thy Trophy”
13. 2-6 21 March 2000 “Death is a Bitch”
14. 2-7 28 March 2000 “The King is Dead”
15. 2-8 28 March 2000 “I Am Peter, Hear Me Roar”
16. 2-9 04 April 2000 “If I’m Dyin’ I’m Lyin'”
17. 2-10 11 April 2000 “Running Mates”
18. 2-11 18 April 2000 “A Picture’s Worth a Thousand Bucks”
19. 2-12 25 April 2000 “Fifteen Minutes of Shame”
20. 2-13 30 May 2000 “Road to Rhode Island”
21. 2-14 06 June 2000 “Let’s Go to the Hop”
22. 2-15 13 June 2000 “Dammit Janet”
23. 2-16 27 June 2000 “There’s Something About Paulie”
24. 2-17 27 June 2000 “He’s Too Sexy for His Fat”
25. 2-18 12 July 2000 “E. Peterbus Unum”
26. 2-19 18 July 2000 “The Story on Page One”
27. 2-20 25 July 2000 “Wasted Talent”
28. 2-21 01 August 2000 “Fore, Father”

Season 3

29. 3-1 11 July 2001 “The Thin White Line”
30. 3-2 18 July 2001 “Brian Does Hollywood”
31. 3-3 25 July 2001 “Mr. Griffin Goes to Washington”
32. 3-4 01 August 2001 “One If by Clam, Two If by Sea”
33. 3-5 08 August 2001 “And the Wiener is…”
34. 3-6 15 August 2001 “Death Lives”
35. 3-7 22 August 2001 “Lethal Weapons”
36. 3-8 29 August 2001 “The Kiss Seen Around the World”
37. 3-9 05 September 2001 “Mr. Saturday Knight”
38. 3-10 19 September 2001 “Fish Out of Water”
39. 3-11 08 November 2001 “Emission Impossible”
40. 3-12 15 November 2001 “To Love and Die in Dixie”
41. 3-13 29 November 2001 “Screwed the Pooch”
42. 3-14 06 December 2001 “Peter Griffin: Husband, Father…Brother?”
43. 3-15 20 December 2001 “Ready, Willing, and Disabled”
44. 3-16 21 December 2001 “A Very Special Family Guy Freakin’ Christmas”
45. 3-17 17 January 2002 “Brian Wallows and Peter’s Swallows”
46. 3-18 24 January 2002 “From Method to Madness”
47. 3-19 31 January 2002 “Stuck Together, Torn Apart”
48. 3-20 07 February 2002 “Road to Europe”
49. 3-21 14 February 2002 “Family Guy Viewer Mail (1)”
50. 3-22 10 December 2004 “When You Wish Upon a Weinstein”

Season 4

51. 4-1 01 May 2005 “North by North Quahog”
52. 4-2 08 May 2005 “Fast Times at Buddy Cianci Jr. High”
53. 4-3 15 May 2005 “Blind Ambition”
54. 4-4 05 June 2005 “Don’t Make Me Over”
55. 4-5 12 June 2005 “The Cleveland-Loretta Quagmire”
56. 4-6 19 June 2005 “Petarded”
57. 4-7 26 June 2005 “Brian the Bachelor”
58. 4-8 10 July 2005 “8 Simple Rules for Buying My Teenage Daughter”
59. 4-9 17 July 2005 “Breaking Out is Hard to Do”
60. 4-10 24 July 2005 “Model Misbehavior”
61. 4-11 11 September 2005 “Peter’s Got Woods”
62. 4-12 18 September 2005 “The Perfect Castaway”
63. 4-13 25 September 2005 “Jungle Love”
64. 4-14 06 November 2005 “PTV”
65. 4-15 13 November 2005 “Brian Goes Back to College”
66. 4-16 20 November 2005 “The Courtship of Stewie’s Father”
67. 4-17 27 November 2005 “The Fat Guy Strangler”
68. 4-18 18 December 2005 “The Father, The Son and the Holy Fonz”
69. 4-19 08 January 2006 “Brian Sings and Swings”
70. 4-20 29 January 2006 “Patriot Games”
71. 4-21 12 March 2006 “I Take Thee, Quagmire”
72. 4-22 26 March 2006 “Sibling Rivalry”
73. 4-23 09 April 2006 “Deep Throats”
74. 4-24 23 April 2006 “Peterotica”
75. 4-25 30 April 2006 “You May Kiss the…Uh…Guy Who Receives”
76. 4-26 07 May 2006 “Petergeist”
77. 4-27 14 May 2006 “Untitled Griffin Family History”
78. 4-28 21 May 2006 “Stewie B. Goode”
79. 4-29 21 May 2006 “Bango Was His Name Oh!”
80. 4-30 21 May 2006 “Stu & Stewie’s Excellent Adventure”

Season 5

81. 5-1 10 September 2006 “Stewie Loves Lois”
82. 5-2 17 September 2006 “Mother Tucker”
83. 5-3 24 September 2006 “Hell Comes to Quahog”
84. 5-4 05 November 2006 “Saving Private Brian”
85. 5-5 12 November 2006 “Whistle While Your Wife Works”
86. 5-6 19 November 2006 “Prick Up Your Ears”
87. 5-7 26 November 2006 “Chick Cancer”
88. 5-8 17 December 2006 “Barely Legal”
89. 5-9 28 January 2007 “Road to Rupert”
90. 5-10 11 February 2007 “Peter’s Two Dads”
91. 5-11 18 February 2007 “The Tan Aquatic with Steve Zissou”
92. 5-12 04 March 2007 “Airport ’07”
93. 5-13 11 March 2007 “Bill and Peter’s Bogus Adventure”
94. 5-14 25 March 2007 “No Meals on Wheels”
95. 5-15 29 April 2007 “Boys Do Cry”
96. 5-16 06 May 2007 “No Chris Left Behind”
97. 5-17 13 May 2007 “It Takes a Village Idiot, and I Married One”
98. 5-18 20 May 2007 “Meet the Quagmires”

Season 6
99. 6-1 23 September 2007 “Blue Harvest (60 min)”
100. 6-2 30 September 2007 “Movin’ Out”
101. 6-3 07 October 2007 “Believe It or Not, Joe’s Walking on Air”
102. 6-4 04 November 2007 “Stewie Kills Lois”
103. 6-5 11 November 2007 “Lois Kills Stewie”
104. 6-6 18 November 2007 “Padre de Familia”
105. 6-7 25 November 2007 “Peter’s Daughter”
106. 6-8 13 January 2008 “McStroke”
107. 6-9 17 February 2008 “Back to the Woods”
108. 6-10 02 March 2008 “Play It Again, Brian”
109. 6-11 27 April 2008 “The Former Life of Brian”
110. 6-12 04 May 2008 “Long John Peter”

Season 7

111. 7-1 28 September 2008 “Love Blactually”
112. 7-2 05 October 2008 “I Dream of Jesus”
113. 7-3 19 October 2008 “Road to Germany”
114. 7-4 02 November 2008 “Baby Not on Board”
115. 7-5 09 November 2008 “The Man with Two Brians”
116. 7-6 16 November 2008 “Tales of a Third Grade Nothing”
117. 7-7 15 February 2009 “Ocean’s Three and a Half”
118. 7-8 08 March 2009 “Family Gay”
119. 7-9 15 March 2009 “The Juice is Loose!”
120. 7-10 22 March 2009 “FOX-y Lady”
121. 7-11 29 March 2009 “Not All Dogs Go to Heaven”
122. 7-12 19 April 2009 “420”
123. 7-13 26 April 2009 “Stew-Roids”
124. 7-14 03 May 2009 “We Love You Conrad”
125. 7-15 10 May 2009 “Three Kings”
126. 7-16 17 May 2009 “Peter’s Progress”

Season 8

127. 8-1 27 September 2009 “Road to the Multiverse”
128. 8-2 04 October 2009 “Family Goy”
129. 8-3 11 October 2009 “Spies Reminiscent of Us”
130. 8-4 08 November 2009 “Brian’s Got a Brand New Bag”
131. 8-5 08 November 2009 “Hannah Banana”
132. 8-6 15 November 2009 “Quagmire’s Baby”
133. 8-7 22 November 2009 “Jerome is the New Black”
134. 8-8 29 November 2009 “Dog Gone”
135. 8-9 13 December 2009 “Business Guy”
136. 8-10 03 January 2010 “Big Man on Hippocampus”
137. 8-11 31 January 2010 “Dial Meg for Murder”
138. 8-12 14 February 2010 “Extra Large Medium”
139. 8-13 14 March 2010 “Go, Stewie, Go!”
140. 8-14 21 March 2010 “Peter-assment”
141. 8-15 28 March 2010 “Brian Griffin’s House of Payne”
142. 8-16 11 April 2010 “April in Quahog”
143. 8-17 02 May 2010 “Brian & Stewie”
144. 8-18 09 May 2010 “Quagmire’s Dad”
145. 8-19 16 May 2010 “The Splendid Source”
146. 8-20 23 May 2010 “Something, Something, Something, Dark Side” (60 min)
147. 8-21 20 June 2010 “Partial Terms of Endearment”

Season 9

148. 9-1 26 September 2010 “And Then There Were Fewer”
149. 9-2 03 October 2010 “Excellence in Broadcasting”
150. 9-3 10 October 2010 “Welcome Back, Carter”
151. 9-4 07 November 2010 “Halloween on Spooner Street”
152. 9-5 14 November 2010 “Baby, You Knock Me Out”
153. 9-6 21 November 2010 “Brian Writes a Bestseller”
154. 9-7 12 December 2010 “Road to the North Pole”
155. 9-8 09 January 2011 “New Kidney in Town”
156. 9-9 16 January 2011 “And I’m Joyce Kinney”
157. 9-10 13 February 2011 “Friends of Peter G”
158. 9-11 20 February 2011 “German Guy”
159. 9-12 06 March 2011 “The Hand That Rocks the Wheelchair”
160. 9-13 20 March 2011 “Trading Places”
161. 9-14 10 April 2011 “Tiegs for Two”
162. 9-15 17 April 2011 “Brothers & Sisters”
163. 9-16 08 May 2011 “The Big Bang Theory”
164. 9-17 15 May 2011 “Foreign Affairs”
165. 9-18 22 May 2011 “It’s a Trap!” (60 min)

Season 10
166. 10-1 25 September 2011 “Lottery Fever”
167. 10-2 02 October 2011 “Seahorse Seashell Party”
168. 10-3 30 October 2011 “Screams of Silence: The Story of Brenda Q”
169. 10-4 06 November 2011 “Stewie Goes for a Drive”
170. 10-5 13 November 2011 “Back to the Pilot”
171. 10-6 20 November 2011 “Thanksgiving”
172. 10-7 27 November 2011 “Amish Guy”
173. 10-8 04 December 2011 “Cool Hand Peter”
174. 10-9 11 December 2011 “Grumpy Old Man”
175. 10-10 08 January 2012 “Quagmire & Meg”
176. 10-11 15 January 2012 “The Blind Side”
177. 10-12 29 January 2012 “Livin’ on a Prayer”
178. 10-13 12 February 2012 “Tom Tucker: The Man and His Dream”
179. 10-14 19 February 2012 “Be Careful What You Fish For”
180. 10-15 04 March 2012 “Burning Down the Bayit”
181. 10-16 11 March 2012 “Killer Queen”
182. 10-17 18 March 2012 “Forget-Me-Not”
183. 10-18 01 April 2012 “You Can’t Do That on Television, Peter”
184. 10-19 29 April 2012 “Mr. and Mrs. Stewie”
185. 10-20 06 May 2012 “Leggo My Meg-O”
186. 10-21 13 May 2012 “Tea Peter”
187. 10-22 20 May 2012 “Family Guy Viewer Mail (2)”
188. 10-23 20 May 2012 “Internal Affairs”

Season 11
189. 11-1 30 September 2012 “Into Fat Air”
190. 11-2 07 October 2012 “Ratings Guy”
191. 11-3 04 November 2012 “The Old Man & the Big ‘C'”
192. 11-4 11 November 2012 “Yug Ylimaf”
193. 11-5 18 November 2012 “Joe’s Revenge”
194. 11-6 25 November 2012 “Lois Comes Out of Her Shell”
195. 11-7 09 December 2012 “Friends Without Benefits”
196. 11-8 23 December 2012 “Jesus, Mary & Joseph”
197. 11-9 06 January 2013 “Space Cadet”
198. 11-10 13 January 2013 “Brian’s Play”
199. 11-11 27 January 2013 “The Giggity Wife”
200. 11-12 10 February 2013 “Valentine’s Day in Quahog”
201. 11-13 17 February 2013 “Chris Cross”
202. 11-14 10 March 2013 “Call Girl”
203. 11-15 17 March 2013 “Turban Cowboy”
204. 11-16 24 March 2013 “12 and a Half Angry Men”
205. 11-17 14 April 2013 “Bigfat”
206. 11-18 28 April 2013 “Total Recall”
207. 11-19 05 May 2013 “Save the Clam”
208. 11-20 12 May 2013 “Farmer Guy”
209. 11-21 19 May 2013 “Roads to Vegas”
210. 11-22 19 May 2013 “No Country Club for Old Men”

Season 12
211. 12-1 29 September 2013 “Finders Keepers”
212. 12-2 06 October 2013 “Vestigial Peter”
213. 12-3 03 November 2013 “Quagmire’s Quagmire”
214. 12-4 10 November 2013 “A Fistful of Meg”
215. 12-5 17 November 2013 “Boopa-dee Bappa-dee”
216. 12-6 24 November 2013 “Life of Brian”
217. 12-7 08 December 2013 “Into Harmony’s Way”
218. 12-8 15 December 2013 “Christmas Guy”
219. 12-9 05 January 2014 “Peter Problems”
220. 12-10 12 January 2014 “Grimm Job”
221. 12-11 26 January 2014 “Brian’s a Bad Father”
222. 12-12 09 March 2014 “Mom’s the Word”
223. 12-13 16 March 2014 “3 Acts of God”
224. 12-14 23 March 2014 “Fresh Heir”
225. 12-15 30 March 2014 “Secondhand Spoke”
226. 12-16 06 April 2014 “Herpe the Love Sore”
227. 12-17 13 April 2014 “The Most Interesting Man in the World”
228. 12-18 27 April 2014 “Baby Got Black”
229. 12-19 04 May 2014 “Meg Stinks!”
230. 12-20 11 May 2014 “He’s Bla-ack!”
231. 12-21 18 May 2014 “Chap Stewie”

Season 13
232. 13-1 28 September 2014 “The Simpsons Guy” (60 min)
233. 13-2 05 October 2014 “The Book of Joe”
234. 13-3 19 October 2014 “Baking Bad”
235. 13-4 09 November 2014 “Brian the Closer”
236. 13-5 16 November 2014 “Turkey Guys”
237. 13-6 07 December 2014 “The 2000-Year-Old Virgin”
238. 13-7 04 January 2015 “Stewie, Chris & Brian’s Excellent Adventure”
239. 13-8 11 January 2015 “Our Idiot Brian”
240. 13-9 25 January 2015 “This Little Piggy”
241. 13-10 08 February 2015 “Quagmire’s Mom”
242. 13-11 15 February 2015 “Encyclopedia Griffin”
243. 13-12 08 March 2015 “Stewie is Enceinte”
244. 13-13 15 March 2015 “Dr. C and the Women”
245. 13-14 12 April 2015 “#JOLO”
246. 13-15 19 April 2015 “Once Bitten”
247. 13-16 26 April 2015 “Roasted Guy”
248. 13-17 03 May 2015 “Fighting Irish”
249. 13-18 17 May 2015 “Take My Wife”

Season 14
250. 14-1 27 September 2015 “Pilling Them Softly”
251. 14-2 04 October 2015 “Papa Has a Rollin’ Son”
252. 14-3 11 October 2015 “Guy, Robot”
253. 14-4 25 October 2015 “Peternormal Activity”
254. 14-5 08 November 2015 “Peter, Chris, & Brian”
255. 14-6 15 November 2015 “Peter’s Sister”
256. 14-7 22 November 2015 “Hot Pocket-Dial”
257. 14-8 06 December 2015 “Brokeback Swanson”
258. 14-9 13 December 2015 “A Shot in the Dark”
259. 14-10 03 January 2016 “Candy, Quahog Marshmallow”
260. 14-11 10 January 2016 “The Peanut Butter Kid”
261. 14-12 17 January 2016 “Scammed Yankees”
262. 14-13 14 February 2016 “An App a Day”
263. 14-14 21 February 2016 “Underage Peter”
264. 14-15 06 March 2016 “A Lot Going on Upstairs”
265. 14-16 13 March 2016 “The Heartbreak Dog”
266. 14-17 17 April 2016 “Take a Letter”
267. 14-18 08 May 2016 “The New Adventures of Old Tom”
268. 14-19 15 May 2016 “Run, Chris, Run”
269. 14-20 22 May 2016 “Road to India”

Season 15
270. 15-1 25 September 2016 “The Boys in the Band”
271. 15-2 02 October 2016 “Bookie of the Year”
272. 15-3 16 October 2016 “American Gigg-olo”
273. 15-4 23 October 2016 “Inside Family Guy”
274. 15-5 06 November 2016 “Chris Has Got a Date, Date, Date, Date, Date”
275. 15-6 13 November 2016 “Hot Shots”
276. 15-7 20 November 2016 “High School English”
277. 15-8 04 December 2016 “Carter and Tricia”
278. 15-9 11 December 2016 “How the Griffin Stole Christmas”
279. 15-10 08 January 2017 “Passenger Fatty-Seven”
280. 15-11 15 January 2017 “Gronkowsbees”
281. 15-12 12 February 2017 “Peter’s Def Jam”
282. 15-13 19 February 2017 “The Finer Strings”
283. 15-14 05 March 2017 “The Dating Game”
284. 15-15 12 March 2017 “Cop and a Half-Wit”
285. 15-16 19 March 2017 “Saturated Fat Guy”
286. 15-17 26 March 2017 “Peter’s Lost Youth”
287. 15-18 30 April 2017 “The Peter Principal”
288. 15-19 21 May 2017 “Dearly Deported”
289. 15-20 21 May 2017 “A House Full of Peters”

Season 16
290. 16-1 01 October 2017 “Emmy-Winning Episode”
291. 16-2 08 October 2017 “Foxx in the Men House”
292. 16-3 15 October 2017 “Nanny Goats”
293. 16-4 22 October 2017 “Follow the Money”
294. 16-5 05 November 2017 “Three Directors”
295. 16-6 12 November 2017 “The D in Apartment 23”
296. 16-7 19 November 2017 “Petey IV”
297. 16-8 03 December 2017 “Crimes and Meg’s Demeanor”
298. 16-9 10 December 2017 “Don’t Be a Dickens at Christmas”
299. 16-10 07 January 2018 “Boy (Dog) Meets Girl (Dog)”
300. 16-11 14 January 2018 “Dog Bites Bear”
301. 16-12 18 March 2018 “Send in Stewie, Please”
302. 16-13 25 March 2018 “V is for Mystery”
303. 16-14 01 April 2018 “Veteran Guy”
304. 16-15 08 April 2018 “The Woof of Wall Street”
305. 16-16 22 April 2018 “‘Family Guy’ Through the Years”
306. 16-17 29 April 2018 “Switch the Flip”
307. 16-18 06 May 2018 “HTTPete”
308. 16-19 13 May 2018 “The Unkindest Cut”
309. 16-20 20 May 2018 “Are You There God? It’s Me, Peter”

Season 17
310. 17-1 30 September 2018 “Married… with Cancer”
311. 17-2 07 October 2018 “Dead Dog Walking”
312. 17-3 14 October 2018 “Pal Stewie”
313. 17-4 21 October 2018 “Big Trouble in Little Quahog”
314. 17-5 04 November 2018 “Regarding Carter”
315. 17-6 11 November 2018 “Stand By Meg”
316. 17-7 18 November 2018 “The Griffin Winter Games”
317. 17-8 02 December 2018 “Con Heiress”
318. 17-9 09 December 2018 “Pawtucket Pete”
319. 17-10 06 January 2019 “Hefty Shades of Gray”
320. 17-11 13 January 2019 “Trump Guy”
321. 17-12 10 February 2019 “Bri, Robot”
322. 17-13 17 February 2019 “Trans-Fat”
323. 17-14 03 March 2019 “Family Guy Lite”
324. 17-15 10 March 2019 “No Giggity, No Doubt”
325. 17-16 24 March 2019 “You Can’t Handle the Booth”
326. 17-17 31 March 2019 “Island Adventure”
327. 17-18 28 April 2019 “Throw It Away”
328. 17-19 05 May 2019 “Girl, Internetted”
329. 17-20 12 May 2019 “Adam West High”

Season 18
330. 18-1 29 September 2019 “Yacht Rocky”
331. 18-2 06 October 2019 “Bri-Da”
332. 18-3 13 October 2019 “Absolutely Babulous”
333. 18-4 20 October 2019 “Disney’s the Reboot”
334. 18-5 03 November 2019 “Cat Fight”
335. 18-6 10 November 2019 “Peter & Lois’ Wedding”
336. 18-7 17 November 2019 “Heart Burn”
337. 18-8 24 November 2019 “Shanksgiving”
338. 18-9 15 December 2019 “Christmas is Coming”
339. 18-10 05 January 2020 “Connie’s Celica”
340. 18-11 16 February 2020 “Short Cuts”
341. 18-12 23 February 2020 “Undergrounded”
342. 18-13 01 March 2020 “Rich Old Stewie”
343. 18-14 08 March 2020 “The Movement”
344. 18-15 15 March 2020 “Baby Stewie”
345. 18-16 19 April 2020 “Start Me Up”
346. 18-17 26 April 2020 “Coma Guy”
347. 18-18 03 May 2020 “Better Off Meg”
348. 18-19 10 May 2020 “Holly Bibble”
349. 18-20 17 May 2020 “Movin’ In” (Principal Shepherd’s Song)

Season 19
350. 19-1 27 September 2020 “Stewie’s First Word”
351. 19-2 04 October 2020 “The Talented Mr. Stewie”
352. 19-3 11 October 2020 “Boys & Squirrels”
353. 19-4 01 November 2020 “Cutawayland”
354. 19-5 08 November 2020 “La Famiglia Guy”
355. 19-6 15 November 2020 “Meg’s Wedding”
356. 19-7 22 November 2020 “Wild Wild West”
357. 19-8 06 December 2020 “Pawtucket Pat”
358. 19-9 13 December 2020 “The First No L”
359. 19-10 17 January 2021 “Fecal Matters”
360. 19-11 21 February 2021 “Boy’s Best Friend”
361. 19-12 28 February 2021 “And Then There’s Fraud”
362. 19-13 07 March 2021 “PeTerminator”
363. 19-14 14 March 2021 “The Marrying Kind”
364. 19-15 21 March 2021 “Tales of Former Sports Glory”
365. 19-16 28 March 2021 “Customer of the Week”
366. 19-17 “Who’s Brian Now?”
367. 19-18 “The Young Parent Trap”
368. 19-19 “Meg Goes to College”
369. 19-20 “Family Cat”
370. 19-21 “Must Love Dogs”
371. 19-22 “Brief Encounter”
372. 19-23 “Rock Hard”

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PILOT

0 1-00 October 17, 1999 Larry David: Curb Your Enthusiasm (1 min)

SEASON ONE

1 1-01 October 15, 2000 “The Pants Tent”
2 1-02 October 27, 2000 “Ted and Mary”
3 1-03 October 29, 2000 “Porno Gil”
4 1-04 November 5, 2000 “The Bracelet”
5 1-05 November 12, 2000 “Interior Decorator”
6 1-06 November 19, 2000 “The Wire”
7 1-07 November 26, 2000 “AAMCO”
8 1-08 December 3, 2000 “Beloved Aunt”
9 1-09 December 10, 2000 “Affirmative Action”
10 1-10 December 17, 2000 “Group”

SEASON TWO

11 2-01 September 23, 2001 “The Car Salesman”
12 2-02 September 30, 2001 “Thor”
13 2-03 October 7, 2001 “Trick or Treat”
14 2-04 October 14, 2001 “The Shrimp Incident”
15 2-05 October 21, 2001 “The Thong”
16 2-06 October 28, 2001 “The Acupuncturist”
17 2-07 November 4, 2001 “AAMCO”
18 2-08 November 11, 2001 “Shaq”
19 2-09 November 18, 2001 “The Baptism”
20 2-10 November 25, 2001 “The Massage”

SEASON THREE

21 3-01 September 15, 2002 “Chet’s Shirt”
22 3-02 September 22, 2002 “The Benadryl Brownie”
23 3-03 September 29, 2002 “Club Soda and Salt”
24 3-04 October 6, 2002 “The Nanny from Hell”
25 3-05 October 13, 2002 “The Terrorist Attack”
26 3-06 October 20, 2002 “The Special Section”
27 3-07 October 27, 2002 “The Corpse-Sniffing Dog”
28 3-08 November 3, 2002 “Krazee-Eyez Killa”
29 3-09 November 10, 2002 “Mary, Joseph and Larry”
30 3-10 November 17, 2002 “The Grand Opening”

SEASON FOUR

31 4-01 January 4, 2004 “Mel’s Offer”
32 4-02 January 11, 2004 “Ben’s Birthday Party”
33 4-03 January 18, 2004 “The Blind Date”
34 4-04 January 25, 2004 “The Weatherman”
35 4-05 February 1, 2004 “The 5 Wood”
36 4-06 February 8, 2004 “The Car Pool Lane”
37 4-07 February 22, 2004 “The Surrogate”
38 4-08 February 29, 2004 “Wandering Bear”
39 4-09 March 7, 2004 “The Survivor”
40 4-10 March 14, 2004 “Opening Night”

SEASON FIVE

41 5-01 September 25, 2005 “The Larry David Sandwich”
42 5-02 October 2, 2005 “The Bowtie”
43 5-03 October 9, 2005 “The Christ Nail”
44 5-04 October 16, 2005 “Kamikaze Bingo”
45 5-05 October 30, 2005 “Lewis Needs A Kidney”
46 5-06 November 6, 2005 “The Smoking Jacket”
47 5-07 November 13, 2005 “The Seder”
48 5-08 November 20, 2005 “The Ski Lift”
49 5-09 November 27, 2005 “The Korean Bookie”
50 5-10 December 4, 2005 “The End”

SEASON SIX

51 6-01 September 9, 2007 “Meet The Blacks”
52 6-02 September 16, 2007 “The Anonymous Donor”
53 6-03 September 23, 2007 “The Ida Funkhouser Roadside Memorial”
54 6-04 September 30, 2007 “The Lefty Call”
55 6-05 October 7, 2007 “The Freak Book”
56 6-06 October 14, 2007 “The Rat Dog”
57 6-07 October 21, 2007 “The TiVo Guy”
58 6-08 October 28, 2007 “The N Word”
59 6-09 November 4, 2007 “The Therapist”
60 6-10 November 11, 2007 “The Bat Mitzvah”

SEASON SEVEN

61 7-01 September 20, 2009 “Funkhouser’s Crazy Sister”
62 7-02 September 27, 2009 “Vehicular Fellatio”
63 7-03 October 4, 2009 “The Reunion”
64 7-04 October 11, 2009 “The Hot Towel”
65 7-05 October 18, 2009 “Denise Handicapped”
66 7-06 October 25, 2009 “The Bare Midriff”
67 7-07 November 1, 2009 “The Black Swan”
68 7-08 November 8, 2009 “Officer Krupke”
69 7-09 November 15, 2009 “The Table Read”
70 7-10 November 22, 2009 “Seinfeld”

SEASON EIGHT

71 8-01 July 10, 2011 “The Divorce”
72 8-02 July 17, 2011 “The Safe House”
73 8-03 July 24, 2011 “Palestinian Chicken”
74 8-04 July 31, 2011 “The Smiley Face”
75 8-05 August 7, 2011 “Vow of Silence”
76 8-06 August 14, 2011 “The Hero”
77 8-07 August 21, 2011 “The Bi-Sexual”
78 8-08 August 28, 2011 “Car Periscope”
79 8-09 September 4, 2011 “Mister Softee”
80 8-10 September 11, 2011 “Larry vs. Michael J. Fox”

SEASON NINE

81 9-01 October 1, 2017 “Foisted!”
82 9-02 October 8, 2017 “The Pickle Gambit”
83 9-03 October 15, 2017 “A Disturbance in the Kitchen”
84 9-04 October 22, 2017 “Running with the Bulls”
85 9-05 October 29, 2017 “Thank You for Your Service”
86 9-06 November 5, 2017 “The Accidental Text on Purpose”
87 9-07 November 12, 2017 “Namaste”
88 9-08 November 19, 2017 “Never Wait for Seconds!”
89 9-09 November 26, 2017 “The Shucker”
90 9-10 December 3, 2017 “Fatwa!”

SEASON TEN

91 10-01 January 19, 2020 “Happy New Year”
92 10-02 January 26, 2020 “Side Sitting”
93 10-03 February 2, 2020 “Artificial Fruit”
94 10-04 February 9, 2020 “You’re Not Going to Get Me to Say Anything Bad About Mickey”
95 10-05 February 16, 2020 “Insufficient Praise”
96 10-6 February 23, 2020 “The Surprise Party”
97 10-7 March 1, 2020 “The Ugly Section”
98 10-08 March 8, 2020 “Elizabeth, Margaret and Larry”
99 10-09 March 15, 2020 “Beep Panic”
100 10-10 March 22, 2020 “The Spite Store”

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SEASON ONE

1 1-01 October 10, 2012 “Pilot”
2 1-02 October 17, 2012 “Honor Thy Father”
3 1-03 October 14, 2012 “Lone Gunmen”
4 1-04 October 31, 2012  “An Innocent Man”
5 1-05 November 7, 2012  “Damaged”
6 1-06 November 14, 2012 “Legacies”
7  1-07 November 28, 2012 “Muse of Fire”
8 1-08 December 5, 2012 “Vendetta”
9 1-09 December 12, 2012  “Year’s End”
10 1-10 January 16, 2013 “Burned”
11 1-11 January 23, 2013 “Trust But Verify”
12 1-12 January 30, 2013 “Vertigo”
13 1-13 February 6, 2013 “Betrayal”
14 1-14 February 13, 2013 “The Odyssey”
15 1-15 February 20, 2013 “Dodger”
16 1-16 February 27, 2013 “Dead to Rights”
17 1-17 March 20, 2013 “The Huntress Returns”
18 1-18 March 27, 2013 “Salvation”
19 1-19 April 3, 2013 “Unfinished Business”
20 1-20 April 24, 2013 “Home Invasion”
21 1-21 May 5, 2013 “The Undertaking”
22 1-22 May 8, 2013 “Darkness on the Edge of Town”
23 1-23 May 15, 2013 “Sacrifice”

SEASON TWO

24 2-01 October 9, 2013 “City of Heroes”
25 2-02 October 16, 2013 “Identity”
26 2-03 October 23, 2013 “Broken Dolls”
27 2-04 October 30, 2013 “Crucible”
28 2-05 November 6, 2013 “League of Assassins”
29 2-06 November 13, 2013 “Keep Your Enemies Closer”
30 2-07 November 30, 2013 “State v. Queen”
31 2-08 December 4, 2013 “The Scientist”
32 2-09 December 11, 2013 “Three Ghosts”
33 2-10 January 15, 2014 “Blast Radius”
34 2-11 January 22, 2014 “Blind Spot”
35  2-12 January 29, 2014 “Tremors”
36 2-13 February 5, 2014 “Heir to the Demon”
37 2-14 February 26, 2014 “Time of Death”
38 2-15 March 5, 2014  “The Promise”
39 2-16 March 19, 2014 “Suicide Squad”
40 2-17 March 26, 2014  “Birds of Prey”
41 2-18 April 2, 2014 “Deathstroke”
42 2-19 April 16, 2014 “The Man Under the Hood”
43 2-20 April 23, 2014 “Seeing Red”
44 2-21 April 30, 2014 “City of Blood”
45 2-22 May 7, 2014 “Streets of Fire”
46 2-23 May 14, 2014 “Unthinkable”

SEASON THREE

47 3-1 October 8, 2014 “The Calm”
48 3-2 October 15, 2014 “Sara”
49 3-3 October 22, 2014 “Corto Maltese”
50 3-4 October 29, 2014 “The Magician”
51 3-5 November 5, 2014 “The Secret Origin of Felicity Smoak”
52 3-6 November 12, 2014 “Guilty”
53 3-7 November 19, 2014 “Draw Back Your Bow”
54 3-8 December 3, 2014 “The Brave And The Bold”
55 3-9 December 10, 2014 “The Climb”
56 3-10 January 21, 2015 “Left Behind”
57 3-11 January 28, 2015 “Midnight City”
58 3-12 February 4, 2015 “Uprising”
59 3-13 February 11, 2015 “Canaries”
60 3-14 February 18, 2015 “The Return”
61 3-15 February 25, 2015 “Nanda Parbat”
62 3-16 March 18, 2015 “The Offer”
63 3-17  March 25, 2015 “Suicidal Tendencies”
64 3-18 April 1, 2015 “Public Enemy”
65 3-19 April 15, 2015 “Broken Arrow”
66 3-20 April 22, 2015 “The Fallen”
67 3-21 April 29, 2015 “Al Sah-Him”
68 3-22 May 6, 2015 “This is Your Sword”
69 3-23 May 13, 2015 “My Name Is Oliver Queen”

SEASON 4

70 4-1 October 7, 2015 “Green Arrow”
71 4-2 October 14, 2015 “The Candidate”
72 4-3 October 21, 2015 “Restoration”
73 4-4 October 28, 2015 “Beyond Redemption”
73 4-5 November 4, 2015 “Haunted”
75 4-6 November 11, 2015 “Lost Souls”
76 4-7 November 18, 2015 “Brotherhood”
77 4-8 December 2, 2015 “Legends of Yesterday, Part 2”
78 4-9 December 9, 2015 “Dark Waters”
79 4-10 January 20, 2016 “Blood Debts”
80 4-11 January 27, 2016 “A.W.O.L.”
81 4-12 February 3, 2016 “Unchained”
82 4-13 February 10, 2016 “Sins of the Father”
83 4-14 February 17, 2016 “Code of Silence”
84 4-15 February 24, 2016 “Taken”
85 4-16 March 23, 2016 “Broken Hearts”
86 4-17 March 30, 2016 “Beacon of Hope”
87 4-18 April 6, 2016 “Eleven-Fifty-Nine”
88 4-19 April 27, 2016 “Canary Cry”
89 4-20 May 4, 2016 “Genesis”
90 4-21 May 11, 2016 “Monument Point”
91 4-22 May 18, 2016 “Lost in the Flood”
92 4-23 May 25, 2016 “Schism”

SEASON 5

93 5-1 October 5, 2016 “Legacy”
94 5-2 October 12, 2016 “The Recruits”
95 5-3 October 19, 2016 “A Matter of Trust”
96 5-4 October 26, 2016 “Penance”
97 5-5 November 2, 2016 “Human Target”
98 5-6 November 9, 2016 “So It Begins”
99 5-7 November 16, 2016 “Vigilante”
100 5-8 November 30, 2016 “Invasion!”
101 5-9 December 7, 2016 “What We Leave Behind”
102 5-10 January 25, 2017 “Who Are You?”
103 5-11 February 1, 2017 “Second Chances”
104 5-12 February 8, 2017 “Bratva”
105 5-13 February 15, 2017 “Spectre of the Gun”
106 5-14 February 22, 2017 “The Sin-Eater”
107 5-15 March 1, 2017 “Fighting Fire with Fire”
108 5-16 March 15, 2017 “Checkmate”
109 5-17 March 22, 2017 “Kapiushon”
110 5-18 March 29, 2017 “Disbanded”
111 5-19 April 26, 2017 “Dangerous Liaisons”
112 5-20 May 3, 2017 “Underneath”
113 5-21 May 10, 2017 “Honor Thy Fathers”
114 5-22 May 17, 2017 “Missing”
115 5-23 May 24, 2017 “Lian Yu”

SEASON 6

116 6-1 October 12, 2017 “Fallout”
117 6-2 October 19, 2017 “Tribute”
118 6-3 October 26, 2017 “Next of Kin”
119 6-4 November 2, 2017 “Reversal”
120 6-5 November 9, 2017 “Deathstroke Returns”
121 6-6 November 16, 2017 “Promises Kept”
122 6-7 November 23, 2017 “Thanksgiving”
123 6-8 November 27, 2017 “Crisis on Earth-X, Part 2”
124 6-9 December 7, 2017 “Irreconcilable Differences”
125 6-10 January 18, 2018 “Divided”
126 6-11 January 25, 2018 “We Fall”
127 6-12 February 1, 2018 “All for Nothing”
128 6-13 February 8, 2018 “The Devil’s Greatest Trick”
129 6-14 March 1, 2018 “Collision Course”
130 6-15 March 8, 2018 “Doppelganger”
131 6-16 March 29, 2018 “The Thanatos Guild”
132 6-17 April 5, 2018 “Brothers in Arms”
133 6-18 April 12, 2018 “Fundamentals”
134 6-19 April 19, 2018 “The Dragon”
135 6-20 April 26, 2018 “Shifting Allegiances”
136 6-21 May 3, 2018 “Docket No. 11-19-41-73”
137 6-22 May 10, 2018 “The Ties That Bind”
138 6-23 May 17, 2018 “Life Sentence”

SEASON 7

139 7-1 October 15, 2018 “Inmate 4587”
140 7-2 October 22, 2018 “The Longbow Hunters”
141 7-3 October 29, 2018 “Crossing Lines”
142 7-4 November 5, 2018 “Level Two”
143 7-5 November 13, 2018 “The Demon”

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